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Over 50,000 Old City electors flagged as ‘anomalies’ in core Hyderabad as SIR moves into high gear

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Syed Mohammed
Over 50,000 Old City electors flagged as ‘anomalies’ in core Hyderabad as SIR moves into high gear
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Election officials in Hyderabad have identified over 50,000 'anomalies' in electoral rolls across Old City constituencies during a special revision process. The verification exercise is part of a broader effort to clean up voter data across the state.

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Over 50,000 electors across Hyderabad’s assembly constituencies, which are considered part of Old City, have been flagged as “anomalies” in the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, according to data available till July 9.

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