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As for Bihar's voter list, there's no democracy; it's a full-on comedy show.

And the directors of this comedy: BJP and the Election Commission.

So let's begin our house-hopping tour of vote theft.

First stop, Katihar, house number 82.

This house has been locked for 20 years.

But the fun part is, according to the Election Commission, 197 people live there.

Looks like instead of a voter list, they pasted a BJP WhatsApp group.

From there, let's move to Katihar, house number 4.

Officially, 136 voters live here.

Reality check: the house doesn't even exist.

It's actually a gym, and that's shut too.

Let's check Punia now.

Booth number 12, house number 2: it's a temple.

But the voter list says 153 people live here.

Even God must be laughing and saying, Bro, I'm just one.

The next stop is Madhuban, house number 50.

A small family home, but according to the voter list, 274 people live here.

Hey Election Commission folks, is this a house or a colony?

And the tour doesn't end here.

Check booth 120, house number 129.

One single house with 389 voters.

Even a poultry farm gives more breathing space than this.

In Har Siddhi, house number two has 82 voters and house number five has 48.

Seems like they turned a single house into a full-on polling booth.

So there you have it.

These aren't homes, they are BJP's vote godowns in Bihar.

And the Election Commission, in the name of special intensive revision,

is doing nothing but stealing votes.

Stealing away your biggest right, your vote, before you can even use it.

So it's time to raise your voice and make sure it's heard.