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Scientific rigging

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Scientific rigging is a term referring to a number of malpractices used by political parties to win elections. These malpractices may include booth capturing, party cadres impersonating genuine voters, polling agents beaten up threatening voters not to vote for the opposition, etc.[1] These malpractices are generally achieved through blatant use of government power and organization of political parties.

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  1. Gupta, Dipankar Sen (12 February 2023). "After 5 Years of Allegedly Rigged Polls, Tripura's Voters Ask: 'Can We Cast Our Votes This Time?'". The Wire. Retrieved 4 April 2026.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)