Pawan Kumar says he took the drastic action because he was 'frustrated after the error and could not control his emotions'.
An Indian man has cut off his own finger after accidentally voting for the wrong party in his country's election.
But instead of pressing the button for the BSP's elephant, he pressed the button with the lotus, the symbol for the ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party.
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