<h1>Major party condemns election body's eight-year show-cause notice over alleged dual voter registrations as vindictive and defamatory</h1> A major political party criticized the Election Commission for issuing a show-cause notice to one of its leaders and the leader's spouse for allegedly holding two voter registrations, alleging the commission failed to conduct an internal inquiry and instead acted vindictively. The party says the leader filed Form 6 in 2017 to transfer registration to a new constituency, received an official receipt, and that the commission itself processed the change, making the belated eight-year notice defamatory and a disclosure of personal information. The party also tied the action to broader concerns about the commission's Special Intensive Revision in Bihar, court orders addressing mass exclusions, and the timing of electoral roll revisions ahead of elections.