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Uttarakhand final voter roll lists 7,158,949 electors after Special Intensive Revision

Dehradun

Uttarakhand final voter roll lists 7,158,949 electors after Special Intensive Revision

Uttarakhand’s final electoral roll, published on October 3 after claims and objections were reviewed, includes 7,158,949 voters. The Election Commission-led process added 129,872 voters and removed 104,708 names under prescribed rules. Booth Level Officers will now help eligible people missing from the roll apply for inclusion through Form 6.

03 Oct 2026

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Dehradun

Dehradun's Patelnagar police arrest 2 men, seize 240 tetra packs of illegal country liquor

Police in Dehradun’s Patelnagar arrested Aniket and Satish after allegedly finding 5 boxes containing 240 tetra packs of illegal country liquor on their scooter during a routine check on October 2. The scooter was seized, and an Excise Act case has been registered while investigators trace the liquor’s source and intended destination.

02 Oct 2026

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Dehradun

Dehradun Patelnagar police arrest 3 after separate public fights raise peace concerns

Police in Dehradun’s Patelnagar area arrested Mahavir Singh, Tipu Sultan and Sahil after separate incidents involving a domestic dispute and a clash between 2 groups. Officers said the arrests followed repeated attempts to calm the situation and were made under Section 170 of the BNSS to prevent further disruption to public order.

02 Oct 2026

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Dehradun

Dehradun police bust alleged sex racket in rented Harbhajwala house; 6 held, minor rescued

Police have arrested 3 women and 3 men after raiding a rented house in Dehradun’s Harbhajwala area. Officers said the suspected organiser allegedly arranged women from Delhi and nearby areas through WhatsApp. A minor was rescued during the operation and placed under protection after allegedly being brought to the city and confined when she resisted pressure.

02 Oct 2026

Rampur Tiraha 1994: NCW report detailed police brutality against Uttarakhand protesters

Dehradun

Rampur Tiraha 1994: NCW report detailed police brutality against Uttarakhand protesters

A National Commission for Women team that visited Muzaffarnagar after the October 1-2, 1994 violence recorded allegations of shootings, beatings, sexual assault and extortion. The findings sharply contradicted the district administration’s account and recommended punishment, compensation and accountability for officials linked to the crackdown.

02 Oct 2026

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