The leader of the opposition in Andhra Pradesh, Nara Chandrababu Naidu, has written a detailed letter to the Election Commissioner of India. In the letter, he raised concerns about alleged fake votes being created by the ruling party, YSRCP, for the upcoming Teachers and Graduates MLC elections.
Naidu directly addressed the issue of the suspected creation of fake voter lists by YSRCP. He explained that the ruling party might be fabricating marks lists and false provision certificates, intending to make them appear genuine. These certificates are allegedly being used to enroll YSRCP supporters as graduates, enabling them to vote for the party’s MLC candidates.
Additionally, Naidu accused the state government of unilaterally appointing Assistant Electoral Registration Officers and other officials to facilitate the passage of these fake certificates. He urged the Election Commission of India to thoroughly investigate the matter to safeguard the state’s democracy. Naidu also filed an official complaint with the Chief Election Officer regarding these allegations.
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