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Karnataka Voters Face Notices Over 2002 SIR Database Issues
Over 18 lakh Karnataka voters may receive notices due to discrepancies in the 2002 SIR database. Bengaluru, a major city, accounts for two-thirds of these cases, highlighting significant issues in voter registration records. This situation raises concerns about electoral integrity and the accuracy of voter information in Karnataka.
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