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- Reports indicate Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and IT Director General Seema Khanna used software to prevent legitimate voters in Goa from being registered.
- The opposition alleges this interference in the electoral roll process violates legal mandates and Supreme Court rulings.
- Criminal complaints have been filed and protests are threatened if the commissioner does not resign within 48 hours.
- The case highlights concerns that central control over state electoral registration processes may be impacting voters nationwide.
What to watch next
- Potential nationwide protests organized by the Cockroach Party
- Outcome of the criminal complaint filed by Mahua Moitra
- Possible further investigations into electoral data interference
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Named India · Amit Shah · Narendra Modi · Abhijeet Dipke · Cockroach Party · Gyanesh Kumar · Indian Express · Mahua Moitra · Rahul Gandhi · Seema Khanna · Sukhbir Singh Sandhu · Supreme Court · Trinamool Congress
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