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- Banerjee alleged large-scale deletion of voter names during electoral roll revision.
- TMC accused BJP of attempting to influence elections and disenfranchise voters.
- The issue has intensified political tensions ahead of the assembly polls in West Bengal.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday accused the BJP-led union government of attempting to undermine voting rights through the ongoing revision of electoral rolls ahead of the assembly elections.
Mamata was addressing a large gathering after Eid prayers at Kolkata’s Red Road. The Trinamool Congress chief claimed that the Special Intensive Revision exercise had led to large-scale deletion of voter names and was aimed at influencing the electoral process. She said her party wouldresistany move to disenfranchise citizens and protect democratic rights. PTI reported.
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