Bihar SIR Row Protest: Congress MPs Wear ‘124 Not Out’ T-Shirts over Voter Fraud Allegations

Bihar woman shown as 124-years-old in voter roll fumes at poll body, Opposition MPs

Minta Devi is a 35-year-old woman living in Bihar's Siwan district and has been added to the state's electoral roll for the first time years after she became eligible to cast a vote.

‘EC made me grandma’: First-time voter Minta Devi shown as 124 years old in Bihar electoral rolls

The matter has come to light at a time when parties opposed to the ruling NDA are assailing the special intensive revision (SIR), in the Parliament as well as the Supreme Court.

'I'm Not 124 Years Old': Minta Devi, Face Of Bihar SIR Campaign, Hits Out At Opposition

Minta Devi from Bihar questions Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi for using her face on t-shirts, laughing about being listed as a 124-year-old voter by the Election Commission.

‘EC made me a grandma’: Bihar electoral roll error lists 35 year old first time voter Minta Devi as 124 - The Tribune

Social media was left abuzz with users raising doubts over two centenarians, both women, figuring in the voters’ list for another Assembly constituency.

The tale of Minta Devi, the ‘124-year-old’ who has become the face of opposition’s protest at Parliament

Several Opposition MPs, including Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, protested the alleged ‘voter theft’ linked to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise in Bihar at the Parliament complex on Tuesday. What caught the eye was that the leaders wore white T-shirts bearing the face of Minta Devi, a 35-year-old woman listed as a 124-year-old in the draft voter roll