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AAP Claims Kejriwal Dropped From Delhi Voter List; EC Says Name Will Be Restored

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The Aam Aadmi Party alleged that former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's name is missing from the Delhi voter list. The claim sparked a political controversy, with AAP raising concerns over the deletion. An Election Commission official responded by clarifying that Kejriwal's name had not been permanently removed. The official explained that a notice was issued because his details were not mapped to the previous Special Intensive Revision list. The EC confirmed that his name would be included in the final voter list, expected to be published in November.

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