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Trinamool MLA Humayun Kabir gets SIR notice over missing name in 2002 voter list
Humayun Kabir, a Trinamool Congress MLA and former IPS officer, was served a hearing notice by the SIR over his name missing from the 2002 voter list.

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Humayun Kabir, a Trinamool Congress MLA and former IPS officer, was served a hearing notice by the SIR over his name missing from the 2002 voter list.
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Debshankar Chattopadhyay, a government school teacher, was at work when he received a list of names from the Election Commission of India, who need to serve a hearing notice to update their voter cards. As he was checking each name with caution, he stumbled upon the fact that both his and his wife, Anindita Chattopadhyay's, names were there on the list.
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