Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has raised a major concern regarding the state electoral rolls. He claimed that nearly 1.27 crore Hindu voters are missing from the current voter list following the Special Intensive Revision SIR exercise. The Chief Minister stated that his team has formally appealed to the Election Commission of India EC to fix these mistakes immediately. Speaking at a public news program CM Yogi pointed out serious differences between local body lists and main election lists. He noted that lakhs of eligible voters who cast their votes in local panchayat elections are mysteriously absent from the state voter lists.
In contrast he mentioned that minority voter numbers have actually increased during the same revision. The ruling BJP has submitted a detailed memorandum to the Election Commission. They requested the EC to review the deleted names and ensure every genuine citizen is added back before the upcoming elections. CM Yogi also challenged opposition leaders including Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav for making false claims about the voter list process. This big statement has created a major political stir in Uttar Pradesh. Election officials have said they are checking the records and will provide a complete official report very soon.
