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Removing ink, voting again is a punishable offence, says SEC after videos showing voter's mark removal from fingers go viral

Voting for the BMC Election 2026 on January 15 began amid unexpected controversy, after videos circulated widely on social media showing voters allegedly removing the so-called “indelible” ink from their fingers

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Polling for 29 municipal corporations including high-stake BMC kicked off early on Thursday. Representational Pic/File

Polling for 29 municipal corporations including high-stake BMC kicked off early on Thursday. Representational Pic/File

The Maharashtra State Election Commission (SEC) on Thursday clarified that attempting to remove the ink applied on a voter’s finger to create confusion or to vote again is a punishable offence.

Polling for 29 municipal corporations including high-stake BMC kicked off early on Thursday.

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