In Congress-ruled Karnataka, Final Voter List Down by Nearly 1 Crore After SIR | Capital TV
In Karnataka, the final electoral roll published on Tuesday has registered a significant reduction, with nearly one crore names removed following a special intensive revision exercise. According to official data released in the Congress-ruled state, the total number of eligible electors has dropped sharply from 5.54 crore to 4.55 crore. The extensive verification and revision process aims to clean up the voter database by eliminating duplicate, migrated, and deceased voters to ensure transparency in future elections. Authorities stated that the massive deletion reflects updated ground realities in the state's electoral demographics, prompting discussions among political parties regarding the extensive impact of the revision drive on upcoming electoral processes across various constituencies.
In Congress-ruled Karnataka, nearly one crore names have been deleted from the voter list after the SIR exercise, reducing the total number of electors from 5.54 crore to 4.55 crore in the final electoral roll published on Tuesday.
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