The Haryana Congress has raised serious concerns regarding the integrity of the electoral roll for the Panchkula municipal corporation elections, set for May 10. Congress leaders, including Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee president Rao Nerendra Singh and All India Congress Committee general secretary Randeep Singh Surjewala, allege that there are over 8,500 duplicate entries in the voter list, which they claim undermines democracy. Surjewala stated that a detailed analysis indicated 8,543 voters are listed twice, leading to 17,086 duplicate entries across 20 municipal wards. The Congress party has submitted a memorandum to the state election commission, calling for an immediate cleanup of the voter rolls and a thorough investigation into the discrepancies. Singh accused the BJP of a 'vote theft conspiracy,' asserting that such manipulations reflect the ruling party's desperation for power. Additionally, Congress MP Deepender Hooda criticized the BJP government for fostering corruption within municipal corporations, urging voters to support Congress as a rebuke to the ruling party's alleged misdeeds.