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Raghav Chadha’s Name Removed from Punjab Draft Electoral Rolls
✍️ Business Today
🗓 03 Sep 2026, 10:36 AM
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Raghav Chadha’s name was deleted from the draft electoral rolls in Punjab, raising questions about the accuracy of the voter list and the process of name inclusion.
The draft electoral rolls for Punjab, prepared by the Election Commission, have seen the removal of Raghav Chadha’s name, a move that has drawn attention from political circles. Chadha, who has been active in local politics, was listed as a potential candidate for upcoming elections before the name was deleted in the latest revision.
The deletion came after a routine audit of the draft list, during which several entries were scrutinized for eligibility and accuracy. While the Election Commission has not yet released a detailed explanation, it has indicated that corrections will be made if any discrepancies are confirmed.
The removal of Chadha’s name could affect his eligibility to contest in the upcoming elections and may also lead to confusion among voters who recognize him. Political analysts suggest that the incident highlights the need for a transparent and error‑free voter registration process.
Chadha has reportedly filed a formal objection, and the Election Commission has promised to review the case within the next few days. The outcome will determine whether the name will be reinstated or permanently omitted from the final voter list.
The deletion came after a routine audit of the draft list, during which several entries were scrutinized for eligibility and accuracy. While the Election Commission has not yet released a detailed explanation, it has indicated that corrections will be made if any discrepancies are confirmed.
The removal of Chadha’s name could affect his eligibility to contest in the upcoming elections and may also lead to confusion among voters who recognize him. Political analysts suggest that the incident highlights the need for a transparent and error‑free voter registration process.
Chadha has reportedly filed a formal objection, and the Election Commission has promised to review the case within the next few days. The outcome will determine whether the name will be reinstated or permanently omitted from the final voter list.