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Voter cards found in bush in Doddaballapur

CHICKBALLAPUR: Around 70 genuine voter identity cards were found in a bush in Doddaballapur town in Bangalore Rural district on Monday. Passers-by found the identity cards in a bush at Palanajoganahalli, off Travellers’ Bungalow, and they brought the matter to the notice of the police.

According to official sources, many of the 70 identity cards were in the names of Palajoganahalli voters, attached to polling stations 60 and 61, and some in the names of voters from Halahalli village in Madure hobli.

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