Over 74 lakh names deleted in final SIR list for poll-bound Tamil Nadu

In a significant development ahead of the upcoming elections in Tamil Nadu, the Election Commission has released the final electoral rolls, which show the removal of over 74 lakh names. This decision is part of the Commission's ongoing efforts to ensure a clean and accurate voter list. The deletions are attributed to various factors, including deceased individuals, duplicate entries, and those who have shifted residency. The Election Commission emphasized that the revised rolls aim to enhance the integrity of the electoral process, ensuring that only eligible voters participate in the elections. As the state prepares for the polls, these changes are expected to impact voter turnout and the overall electoral landscape. The Commission has urged citizens to verify their names in the final list and remain engaged in the democratic process, highlighting the importance of accurate voter representation in shaping the future of Tamil Nadu.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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