Controversy has arisen after a large number of voter ID cards were found on the banks of Narmada river in Khargone district of Madhya Pradesh. These ID cards have been found at a ghat in Mandleshwar, and it is being claimed that most of them belong to the voters of Rau assembly constituency of Indore. Meanwhile, the administration has seized the ID cards and started investigation into how they reached the river bank.
These ID cards were found at a ghat in Mandleshwar, about 65 km from Khargone district headquarters. The incident came to light when a video of voter ID cards scattered on the banks of the river went viral on social media. Subsequently, police and revenue department officials reached the spot, collected the ID cards and registered an official record of the seizure. However, it is not yet clear how many of these cards are there and who brought them there.
Maheshwar Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Purva Mandloi confirmed the news of getting the Voter ID card. He said that a Tehsildar has been sent to investigate the matter and more information will emerge after investigation. He also made it clear that action will be taken against whoever is found guilty in this case. According to Mandeleshwar Police Officer Shweta Shukla, members of the Selfless Service Committee were cleaning the Narmada Ghat on Sunday morning when they found these voter ID cards. After this a team of Revenue Department was sent to the spot. The police have also received a written complaint in this matter, on the basis of which investigation is going on.
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