AAP, seeking a third consecutive term in Delhi, has accused the BJP of trying to manipulate voter rolls to sway the upcoming elections.

On Wednesday, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) delegation met with the Election Commission (EC) to present what they claim is evidence of voters’ names being deleted from the electoral rolls in Delhi. The party raised concerns about the integrity of the voter list ahead of the upcoming Delhi assembly elections, accusing the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of orchestrating the deletions to manipulate the electoral process.

AAP leaders alleged that a significant number of voters, particularly from areas with a high AAP presence, had been removed from the rolls, thereby attempting to alter the outcome of the election. They submitted documents to the EC, claiming that the deletions were not made in line with the legal procedure and demanded a thorough investigation.

AAP’s allegations have sparked a political debate in Delhi, with the party emphasizing its commitment to ensuring free and fair elections. AAP spokespersons also urged the EC to take immediate corrective action to restore the deleted names to the rolls, stressing that any delay in addressing this issue could undermine public trust in the electoral process.

The Election Commission has yet to respond to the claims, but the matter has intensified the already heated political atmosphere in Delhi, where the ruling party, AAP, is vying for a third consecutive term.

“Today, we met the Election Commission and submitted a 3000-page dossier detailing how the BJP is conspiring to disenfranchise the people of Delhi. We have presented evidence on how votes of the poor, Scheduled Castes (SC), and Dalits are being deliberately removed from the electoral rolls. As you all know, a vote is of immense importance in a democracy, and every citizen’s right to vote must be protected. This is not just a political issue; it is a matter of safeguarding democracy and ensuring that no section of society is denied their right to participate in the electoral process,” said the AAP leader during their meeting with the Election Commission.

The AAP delegation has raised alarm over what they see as a targeted attempt by the BJP to alter the electoral outcome by removing vulnerable groups from the voter lists. They have submitted substantial evidence, including pages from electoral rolls that show names being removed disproportionately from areas where AAP has strong support, particularly among the underprivileged communities.

The party has demanded a thorough investigation and swift action from the Election Commission to restore these voters’ names and ensure that all eligible citizens can cast their votes in the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections. The AAP maintains that this is a direct attack on the democratic process and a deliberate attempt to undermine the voices of Delhi’s marginalized groups.

“We informed the Election Commission about how a BJP member was involved in removing the names of 11,000 voters in the Shahdara area,” AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal was quoted by ANI. He further elaborated on the party’s submission to the Election Commission, emphasizing that the evidence they presented clearly pointed to the deliberate actions of BJP members in manipulating the electoral rolls.

Kejriwal stressed that such efforts were aimed at disenfranchising the people of Delhi, particularly targeting areas where AAP has a strong presence. The party is demanding immediate scrutiny and corrective action from the Election Commission to ensure that every eligible voter is able to participate in the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections without interference.

“We have requested the Election Commission to halt the mass deletion of voters’ names before the elections and for FIRs to be filed against those responsible for the mass deletions,” the former Delhi chief minister added. He also shared that the Election Commission assured them that no mass deletions would occur before the elections, emphasizing their commitment to safeguarding the integrity of the electoral process. AAP leaders are closely monitoring the situation and are determined to ensure that all eligible voters in Delhi are able to cast their votes without any hindrance.

Kejriwal also mentioned that in cases of voter deletions, the Election Commission has assured that a field inquiry will be conducted by the Booth Level Officer (BLO), with representatives from various political parties being present during the process. This step is aimed at ensuring transparency and fairness in verifying the claims of voter deletions. The AAP leader emphasized that this measure would help prevent any wrongful deletion of voters’ names and maintain the credibility of the election process.

‘BJP trying to defeat AAP by cutting votes’: Sisodia

Earlier in the day, senior AAP leader Manish Sisodia held a press conference where he alleged that the BJP had submitted a significant number of applications for the deletion of voters’ names from the electoral rolls. Sisodia claimed that this move was part of a larger conspiracy to influence the upcoming Delhi assembly elections by removing names of eligible voters, particularly those from disadvantaged communities such as the poor, SC, and Dalits. He stressed the importance of safeguarding the electoral process and ensuring that every eligible voter’s name remains on the rolls.

“When it has become impossible for them (BJP) to defeat AAP in Delhi, and when it has become impossible to stop Arvind Kejriwal, they are trying to defeat AAP by cutting votes. A large number of applications have been made to delete voters’ names from the electoral rolls, including those of people who have been living in the same area for years,” the former Delhi deputy chief minister, Manish Sisodia, claimed. He accused the BJP of attempting to manipulate the electoral process by targeting long-time residents and urged the Election Commission to take immediate action to ensure that no eligible voter is unfairly removed from the rolls.

AAP, aiming for a third consecutive term in the Delhi Assembly, has accused the BJP of attempting to manipulate the voter rolls in a bid to influence the upcoming elections. The party alleges that mass deletions of voters’ names, particularly targeting marginalized communities, are being orchestrated to undermine AAP’s chances in the polls.

COURTESY: NDTV

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