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Prakash Raj to visit 100 booths in Karnataka to bring evidence of arbitrariness, calls SIR a ‘scam’

Prakash Raj to visit 100 booths in Karnataka to bring evidence of arbitrariness, calls SIR a ‘scam’
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Actor Prakash Raj has announced plans to investigate alleged irregularities in Karnataka's Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. He intends to collect evidence from polling booths to challenge the process, which he characterizes as a scam and a conspiracy.

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The involvement of a public figure in electoral oversight highlights concerns regarding transparency and administrative bias in democratic processes.

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Calling the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) a “scam” and “conspiracy”, actor Prakash Raj said starting September 22 till September 30, he would visit 100 polling booths across Karnataka, and bring evidence on how arbitrarily the exercise has been conducted, which he said he would present as “National public hearing” at Jantar Mantar in Delhi on October 15.

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