The Election Commission (EC) has come out to explain that the 18,493 who had “lost the right to vote as civilians” in the third quarter 2010 electoral rolls, are indeed the spouses of security personnel who had applied to be postal voters.
The Election Commission (EC) has come out to explain that the 18,493 who had “lost the right to vote as civilians” in the third quarter 2010 electoral rolls, are indeed the spouses of security personnel who had applied to be postal voters.