Electoral rolls are destroyed six months after each election and the Election Commission (EC) is unable to determine whether any impersonator had turned up and voted in the past using the names of other electors, including the deceased.

Electoral rolls are destroyed six months after each election and the Election Commission (EC) is unable to determine whether any impersonator had turned up and voted in the past using the names of other electors, including the deceased.
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