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Odisha Releases Draft Electoral Rolls, Removes Over 20 Lakh Voter Names

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Odisha has published its draft electoral rolls following the enumeration phase of a Special Intensive Revision exercise. The process resulted in the deletion of more than 20 lakh names from the voter list. The revision is part of a structured effort to clean up and update the state's voter registry. Such exercises are conducted periodically to remove duplicate, deceased, or otherwise ineligible voters from official rolls.

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