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ECI clarifies to Bombay High Court that draft voters list omissions aren't deletions

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The Election Commission of India has responded to the Bombay High Court regarding missing names in draft electoral rolls. It clarified that an absence from the draft summary electoral roll does not equate to a deletion from the main list. The statement was made during a hearing concerning voter registrations in Mumbai. The ECI emphasized that names could be missing due to ongoing revision processes or technical issues.

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