The names of 47.56 lakh (32.78%) voters in Delhi were removed from the draft electoral roll published on Monday. The deletion of names, carried out during the 49-day enumeration phase of the ongoing special intensive revision (SIR) drive, is based on forms that were not returned, said poll officials.

The names of 47.56 lakh (32.78%) voters in Delhi were removed from the draft electoral roll published on Monday. The deletion of names, carried out during the 49-day enumeration phase of the ongoing special intensive revision (SIR) drive, is based on forms that were not returned, said poll officials.

The draft roll currently has more than 7.71 crore voters, comprising 3.95 crore men, 3.75 crore women, and 3,087 third-gender voters, according to state election authorities.

Arvind Kejriwal questioned the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision after the Delhi draft roll left out more than 47 lakh voters. He said the missing names raised serious concerns and mocked the Centre over the scale of the exercise.

Arvind Kejriwal questioned the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision after the Delhi draft roll left out more than 47 lakh voters. He said the missing names raised serious concerns and mocked the Centre over the scale of the exercise.

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