Thousands of Voter ID cards found along Narmada river in Madhya Pradesh, Congress seeks FIR

Congress has questioned how a large number of voter ID cards ended up near the Narmada, demanding an FIR and an impartial probe. Police have received a written complaint while officials say action will follow once responsibility is established.

New Delhi: Thousands of voter ID cards were found along the banks of the Narmada river in Madhya Pradesh’s Khargone district, triggering a political controversy. Congress workers have demanded an FIR and a detailed investigation into how the cards ended up at the site.

The cards were discovered at a ghat in Mandleshwar, around 65 km from the Khargone district headquarters. Most of them reportedly belong to voters from Indore’s Rau Assembly constituency. However, the exact number of cards recovered and the circumstances in which they were found remain unclear.

The incident came to light after a video showing voter ID cards scattered along the riverbank went viral on social media. Police and administrative officials reached the spot, collected the cards and recorded the recovery.

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