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Study of new voters in Wangsa Maju reveals many irregularities, including five people using a police station as their home address.

UPDATED 3.50PM | Three-member bench says court erred in granting residents leave to challenge the delimitation exercise.

UPDATED 2.25PM | Shazni Munir Mohd can be fined up to RM400 upon conviction.

UPDATED 8.55PM | Judge rules there can be only one report to be given to the prime minister and it cannot exclude Selangor. 

The culprits took the MyKad of these people for a few days and returned them after digitally altering the address. 

High Court must now hear suit on the constitutionality of shifting voters out of their respective constituencies. 

S Kesavan was protesting outside the EC HQ in Putrajaya, against several issues, including the sudden surge in new voters' registration.

Hutan Melintang assemblyperson S Kesavan says 22 voters have been recorded at a place that only has oil palm trees in Perak. 

This after concerns were raised about the expediting of cases over legal challenges in Selangor and Malacca.

YOURSAY | ‘And it can’t be a referee where one party wins at all costs’

Anwar says he has instructed his lawyers to file another appeal at the Federal Court. 

But hurried justice is justice denied, they add.

Hashim says the media, particularly news portal Malaysiakini, can write anything about him.

UPDATED 3.47PM | Hashim Abdullah says EC officers have been sent abroad to observe and learn.

Former Bersih treasurer Thomas Fann and three claim that the exercise was flawed and unfair.

Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng says he represents the Penang gov't in filing the judicial review.

UPDATED 9.30PM | The Selangor and Malacca court cases have impeded progress of the redelineation exercises, Mohd Hashim Abdullah says.

They question the EC's excuse for stopping the practice as it is not required by law.

'We want the EC to explain how this could have happened. It is as though they are using back ways to bring in voters,' says Serdang MP. 

A week has passed, but the EC chief remains silent. In view of this, police reports will be lodged nationwide.

PAS Youth threatens legal action against the EC if the latter does not respond to alleged mass movement of voters in Kelantan. 

UPDATED 2.50PM | The criticisms are not personal, so no offence taken, says Mohd Hashim Abdullah.

COMMENT | The agenda for polls reform must continue more fervently as we draw nearer to GE14.

PAS deputy president Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man says a meeting will be set with Election Commission to discuss this.