Delhi Scrutiny Surge Amid Election Enrollment Rush

The Election Commission has intensified scrutiny of new voter registrations in Delhi, linked to AAP's Mahila Samman Yojana, which promises financial aid to women voters. Over 3 lakh voters have been added, but concerns of bribery and document tampering have led to FIRs and stringent verification measures.

Delhi's Election Commission is ramping up scrutiny as officials deal with a surge in voter registrations, reportedly driven by the AAP's Mahila Samman Yojana.

The scheme offers Rs 2,100 monthly to women voters, sparking concerns of voter bribery under the Model Code of Conduct.

With over 3 lakh new voters added, authorities are employing stringent verification processes to curb fraudulent activities, including FIRs filed for tampered documents.

(With inputs from agencies.)