Asaduddin Owaisi Raises Concerns over Bihar’s Electoral Revision, Warns of Voter Rights at Risk

Haydarabad: Asaduddin Owaisi, President of the AIMIM and HAYDARABAD deputy, expressed his deep concerns about the special intensive revision (secret) carried out by the Indian Election Commission in Bihar before the parliamentary surveys. The authority warned with the right to vote under the risk of abolishing with fundamental rights, under the pretext of “intense revision”.

In an article in the social media platform X, Owaisi emphasized reports by referring to the resources of the anonymous election commission claiming that Booth level officers (BLOS) came from home to home during surveys Bangladesh, Nepal and Myanmar. Questioning the reliability of these claims, “Which Blos? How did they determine the origin countries of these individuals?” He asked.

Owaisi also pointed out from 11.484 to 100,000 to 100,000 – from 22 July to July 23 to July 23 – a “significant significant sign of administrative weight”. The authority warned that the negative consequences of these actions will be met by the poorest and most vulnerable population of India.