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‘Pehle vote gaya, phir jhuggi gayi’: Delhi hearing flags SIR deletions, discrepancies
By Koushiki Saha||3 min read at Times of India
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Written by a model, not by Times of India · not verifiedAI summary· Generated October 19, 2026
- An independent commission held a public hearing in Delhi to examine grievances regarding the deletion of names from electoral rolls under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR). Witnesses testified that they were removed despite having submitted documents, and the commission proposed public scrutiny mechanisms to verify draft rolls.
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NEW DELHI: “Pehle vote gaya, phir jhuggi gayi,” rued domestic help Maya Devi (58) from Mayur Vihar Phase-I. Her name and those of her two daughters are missing from electoral rolls, while her husband and son are listed.
On top of that, her shanty has been demolished, forcing five members of the family to squeeze into a tiny kitchen-cum-room near Pillar 1 of Mayur Vihar metro station.
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