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400 కి.మీ. ఓటు ప్రయాణం
By ABN||2 min read at Andhra Jyothy
In brief
Polavaram displaced tribal voters are facing a grueling 400 km round-trip to cast their votes because their voter ID, Aadhaar, and ration cards still list their original villages.
The displaced people were relocated to R&R colonies years ago but lack local identity documents, forcing them to travel to old polling booths.
They are demanding that the government recognize their current colony as a special panchayat to update their documents and reduce the travel burden.
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ABN , Publish Date - Oct 25 , 2026 | 05:45 AM
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