Trinamool Congress leader Derek O’Brien has raised concerns about non-residents being brought in to vote illegally in Indian elections by using identical Electors Photo Identity Card (EPIC) numbers. O’Brien has called for a thorough cleanup of the voter list to ensure the integrity of the upcoming elections. He alleges that there is a systematic effort to manipulate the electoral process by including non-residents in the voter list, potentially skewing the election results. O’Brien’s demand for a cleanup of the voter list comes as political parties gear up for crucial elections in India. The issue of voter fraud and manipulation has been a major concern in Indian elections, with various parties accusing each other of resorting to unfair practices to secure votes. O’Brien’s call for action to address the issue of non-residents being brought in to vote using identical EPIC numbers highlights the need for greater scrutiny and vigilance in the electoral process. As India prepares for important elections, ensuring the sanctity of the voting process is crucial for upholding the principles of democracy. It remains to be seen how election authorities will respond to O’Brien’s demand for a cleanup of the voter list and what measures will be taken to prevent voter fraud in the upcoming elections.