 Jamshed Khan | Police investigating allegations of postal vote fraud in Bradford today arrested a second man, fuelling fears that the general election results could be marred by legal challenges. The arrest of a 38-year-old man in Bradford yesterday came after The Times newspaper highlighted concerns about the number of voters registered at the home of Conservative councillor Jamshed Khan. Detectives say they expect to make more arrests in the coming week. |
Wednesday, May 04, 2005
Two Men Arrested In Bradford Voting Fraud Investigation
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