A Pune woman's actions during the Bihar elections have sparked a major controversy, with accusations of 'vote chori' after she was found to have previously voted in Pune.
Vote ChoriElection ControversyBihar ElectionsMultistate VotingUrrmiReal Estate PuneNov 07, 2025

Vote chori refers to the act of voting more than once in an election, either by using multiple identities or by voting in different constituencies. It is a form of electoral fraud.
Urrmi is a Pune-based woman who posted a photo on social media showing her finger marked with ink, indicating she had voted in Bihar. She was later accused of having previously voted in Pune, leading to accusations of 'vote chori'.
Rahul Gandhi claimed that a photograph of a Brazilian model (later identified as a hairdresser) appeared multiple times in the Haryana voter list, suggesting that she had voted more than 20 times from different polling booths.
The opposition parties, including the Congress and RJD, responded by criticizing the BJP and alleging that the incident was a part of a larger scheme to manipulate election results.
Urrmi posted a clarification on X, stating that her photo was shared to motivate people in Bihar to vote and that she had never claimed to have voted in Bihar on the day in question.

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