DIVYA DELHI: A fresh political controversy has erupted in Punjab after Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Raghav Chadha’s name was reportedly found missing from the draft electoral rolls prepared as part of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise. The development has prompted questions from the AAP, with party leaders alleging that the omission may be politically motivated. Chadha has reportedly raised concerns over the absence of his name and questioned the circumstances surrounding the deletion. The issue comes at a time when the electoral roll revision process has become a major political talking point in Punjab. AAP leaders have demanded clarity from the authorities and sought an explanation for why Chadha’s name does not appear in the draft list. The party has alleged that the development reflects political vendetta, while calling for transparency in the revision process. Officials are expected to examine the matter and determine whether the omission resulted from an administrative or verification-related issue. The controversy is likely to intensify as political parties continue to scrutinise the SIR exercise and its impact on electoral rolls across the state.
