DIVYA DELHI: A fresh political controversy has erupted in Punjab after AAP leader Raghav Chadha raised concerns over his name reportedly being missing from the state’s electoral rolls. The development has triggered a sharp political exchange, with the Aam Aadmi Party questioning the circumstances surrounding the alleged deletion. Chadha has expressed strong displeasure over the issue and alleged that the move reflects political targeting. He questioned how the name of an elected representative could be absent from the voter records and sought clarity from the authorities responsible for maintaining the electoral rolls. The issue has added to the ongoing political debate in Punjab over the revision and verification of voter lists. The AAP has demanded transparency in the process and urged election authorities to examine the matter. The controversy comes at a time when electoral roll revisions remain a politically sensitive issue in the state. The Election Commission and concerned officials are expected to verify the records and determine whether the omission resulted from an administrative error, a procedural change, or another reason. The matter is likely to fuel further political debate in Punjab as parties await an official clarification.
