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Delhi's Oldest Voter, 125, Faces Name Mismatch Issue
Delhi's oldest voter, aged 125, has received a notice from the poll body due to a name mismatch. This unusual case raises questions about voter registration accuracy and the integrity of electoral processes. As the oldest voter, Mukhija's situation highlights the importance of maintaining accurate records for all citizens, especially in a diverse city like Delhi.
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