Raghav Chadha alleges political vendetta after name dropped from Punjab electoral roll

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Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha has accused the AAP-led Punjab government of political vendetta after his name was marked as 'shifted' in the state's draft Special Summary Revision electoral roll. Chadha maintains that his voter ID is registered in Mohali, Punjab, and that his enrollment there is legitimate. The MP is currently pursuing available legal remedies during the ongoing claims and objections period. The final electoral rolls for Punjab are scheduled to be published in October 2026.

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