A startling incident has come to light in Bihar, where two Pakistani women were found to be included in the draft voter list in Bhagalpur. These women are alleged to have arrived in India approximately 70 years ago. The discovery was made during a verification drive conducted by the Ministry of Home Affairs, aimed at identifying foreign nationals residing in India beyond their visa validity periods. Investigations by the Ministry of Home Affairs revealed that voter ID cards had been issued in Tank Lane under the names of Imrana Khanam, also known as Imrana Khatoon, wife of Ibtul Hasan, and Firdousia Khanam, wife of Md. Tafjeel Ahmed. The elderly women had also been verified during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process prior to the 2025 assembly elections and subsequently received voter ID cards.
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