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Karnataka SIR: 43.80 Lakh Voters Notified for Discrepancies
Karnataka's SIR initiative flags over 20 lakh voters for discrepancies. Notices will be sent to 23.45 lakh individuals missing from the 2002 electoral roll, raising concerns about electoral integrity and voter registration accuracy.
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