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Election Officers Warn About Misleading Messages on Voting

The district election administration has appealed to voters to be wary of such messages, not to believe in rumors and not to forward such messages.

Staff Writer

Katewadi: A misleading message is being circulated on WhatsApp and social media that if you do not have your name in the voting list, you can vote by filling the form of sample number 17 and showing your voter ID card.

The district election administration has appealed to voters to be wary of such messages, not to believe in rumors and not to forward such messages.

The messages circulated on WhatsApp read, "Citizens who have been excluded from the list even if their names are not in the voter list should go to the polling station and fill form number 17.

Those whose names are not in the voters' list should go to the polling booth and take further action immediately."

However, Form No. 17 is for students who have failed class 10 and 12. In the voter list, there is form number 6 for registration. Therefore, you cannot go to the polling booth and vote through any such form.

However, citizens should not believe such misleading information. Strict action will be taken against those spreading such misinformation," the district election administration said in a statement.

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