In Tamil Nadu, approximately 25 foreign nationals have been arrested for allegedly casting votes using fraudulently obtained identity documents during the recent assembly elections. The arrests were made by local police and officials from the Bureau of Immigration after indelible ink was found on the suspects' fingers, indicating they had voted. Most of the arrested individuals are Sri Lankan nationals, but the group also includes citizens from Britain and Canada. Legal action has commenced under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, and the Representation of the People Act, 1950. Investigators suspect that more foreign nationals may have participated in the elections and are currently analyzing records to verify their involvement. The Election Commission of India has been informed about the developments, and a comprehensive report has been submitted. In previous elections, immigration officials had requested the removal of foreign nationals from the electoral rolls, highlighting ongoing concerns regarding voting eligibility among non-citizens.