Is voter verification in Bihar just an administrative process or a political game ahead of elections? In this detailed video, we explore how the Election Commission’s new verification drive in Bihar is raising serious concerns. Reports suggest that millions of names may be removed from the voter list, and the documents accepted for re-verification are shockingly limited. Commonly used IDs like Aadhaar, PAN card, job cards, or driving licenses are not considered valid, while rare documents dating back to 1987 or older are being demanded. This situation has sparked a debate: Is this truly about cleaning up the electoral rolls—or is it a silent strategy to affect certain communities’ voting rights? The timing of this large-scale voter update, just before elections, has caught the attention of opposition leaders and citizens alike. In a state like Bihar, where poverty, migration, illiteracy, and displacement due to floods are routine challenges, such a document-based verification process could potentially disenfranchise a large segment of the population.