Karnataka has identified issues with duplicate voter IDs affecting electors across different assembly constituencies. Procedures allowed applicants to submit multiple Form 6 applications, resulting in separate EPIC numbers. Additionally, voters changing addresses saw their names listed in both their new and old constituencies. Corrections are underway, as cases have been referred to various election officers for verification. However, the number of affected voters and the deadline for corrections remain unclear.
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