Nagaland Congress Flags Over 38000 Untraced Voters

The Congress party has raised concerns over electoral rolls in Nagaland. All India Congress Committee Observer for Nagaland, Pranav Shagotra, stated that over 38,000 voters have been identified as deleted or untraced across five districts of the state.

Details on District Voter Discrepancies

Addressing a press conference in Kohima, Shagotra shared specific figures for the districts assigned to him. He stated that Mokokchung had 7,900 untraced voters, Zunheboto had 11,530, Wokha had 6,547, Longleng had 3,225, and Tuensang had 9,032 electors who were untraced or deleted.

NPCC Statement on Electorate Numbers

NPCC president and Lok Sabha MP S. Supongmeren Jamir noted a difference of 1,57,752 between Nagaland total electorate and the enumeration forms received by the Election Department. He stated that the Election Department is examining the discrepancies and that another round of house-to-house verification will be conducted.