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Delhi Voter List Trimmed by 47 Lakh Names After Revision Drive

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Delhi's voter rolls have been revised, resulting in the removal of approximately 47 lakh names, the Election Commission announced. Over 43 lakh voters were struck off after being found to have shifted residence or remaining untraceable. Around 1.4 lakh entries were removed as duplicate registrations across multiple locations, while nearly 2.8 lakh names were deleted due to the death of registered voters. Arvind Kejriwal responded to the revision with criticism, though the Election Commission maintained the exercise was a routine electoral roll cleanup.

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