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'Method of disenfranchising Indians': Kharge slams SIR, calls it a 'Frankenstein monster'

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'Method of disenfranchising Indians': Kharge slams SIR, calls it a 'Frankenstein monster'

Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge has lambasted the Election Commission's electoral roll revision, labeling it a misguided 'Frankenstein Monster' that adversely affects its constituents.

Notable politicians, including Lal Krishna Advani and S Jaishankar, have reportedly received notices amid this rigorous revision process.

The Election Commission is under fire both politically and legally regarding its verification practices, with the final electoral roll set for release on November 4.

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