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Delhi: Drunk man approaches police claiming finger inked before polling

During questioning, the man admitted that he fabricated the story to attract media attention.

PTI

NEW DELHI: A 40-year-old man approached police in east Delhi's Gandhi Nagar Tuesday, claiming his finger was marked with indelible ink ahead of tomorrow's election.

When he was interrogated, the man was found to be drunk, and none of fingers inked, police said.

The man was identified as Firoz Khan, a history-sheeter from Kailash Nagar area with around 15 cases filed against him.

During questioning, Khan admitted that he fabricated the story to attract media attention.

Investigations are on to determine if there was a political motive behind the allegation, police said.

Delhi will go to polls tomorrow to elect its chief minister for the next five years.

The counting of votes will take place on Saturday.

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