1.27 Crore Hindu Voters Missing From UP Rolls: Yogi Doubles Down, Slams Opposition
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The politics over the voter list has intensified in Uttar Pradesh ahead of the 2027 assembly elections. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has said that the names of 12.7 million Hindu voters have gone missing from the voter list after the SIR. He said that the names of 5.5 million beneficiaries of government schemes and about 4.5 million youth above the age of 18 have disappeared from the voter list.
Yogi Adityanath had alleged in an interview the other day that Hindus were excluded by including infiltrators. Meanwhile, the Samajwadi Party responded by saying that Yogi Adityanath was making this strange argument with defeat in mind.
In Uttar Pradesh, 20.4 million voters were added after the SIR, while 84.28 million new names were added. Meanwhile, the Election Commission is reconciling the Panchayat and Assembly lists, amid CM Yogi's claim of 12.7 million Hindu voters.
The controversy surrounding the SIR in Uttar Pradesh continues. It is now being claimed that after the SIR, 12.7 million Hindu voters in Uttar Pradesh have been excluded and the number of Muslim voters has increased by 1.63%. Let's explore the reasons behind this controversy.
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