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Excluded voters in Delhi and six other states get another chance to register

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Voters who were left out of electoral rolls in Delhi and six other states are being offered a further opportunity to get included. The move gives those whose names were omitted a fresh window to file their claims and objections. Election authorities have framed the extension as a way to reduce the number of eligible citizens unable to cast their ballots. The additional time is intended to ensure that qualified voters are not disenfranchised by earlier omissions in the roll revision process.

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