A woman looking out her window onto the street in Amsterdam witnessed an interesting meeting of stray cats.
Eight cats had gathered together, seemingly discussing something very important.
I wonder what the meeting was about 😂❤️
🚨MASSIVE BREAKING : Indian Express Just drop another HYDROGEN BOMB on Gaddar Gyanesh & dictator Modi 🔥
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2.7 lakh voters in Maharashtra are suddenly 101 to 150 years old.
Gyanesh Kumar's "high-tech" SIR EXPOSED😂
As per Indian Express:
- In Maharashtra's SIR draft roll, the birth year of 2,70,313 voters was recorded as 1900.
- Many showed up as 126 years old.
- 88% of them in just three Nashik seats: Kalvan (ST), Chandwad and Deolali (SC).
Now the real scandal.
Maharashtra's own Chief Electoral Officer asked ECI's IT division in Delhi for the data to check it. September 2. Again September 8.
Nothing.
September 17, he wrote to the Senior Deputy EC: give it "without further delay."
Still nothing.
October 5, Indian Express asks ECI. The data shows up that same day.
Fixed October 6. More than a month after it was flagged.
A state's election chief can't even open his own state's voter data without begging Delhi.
Exactly what Gyanesh Kumar's own colleagues warned about. EC Vivek Joshi called it "the gradual centralisation of the electoral roll database."
And while this "glitch" sat there, Maharashtra's roll fell from 9.79 crore to 7.72 crore.
Bro, imagine your hospital file shows your 35-year-old wife as 126. The local hospital says they can't fix it, only head office in Delhi can. You write. You wait. A month later, a reporter calls Delhi, and it's fixed by the next morning.
Gyanesh Kumar ji, the citizen waits a month. A journalist gets it done in a day. Who exactly is your system built for?
Modi ji, Digital India made voters 126 years old and called it a glitch. 🔥🔥🔥
No names. No labels. Just a fictional character. If your mind immediately says "Choodi," that's between you and your conscience. Enjoy the satire.
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