Raghav Chadha says his name has been deleted from the voter roll in Punjab. He alleges the deletion is motivated by a “vendetta,” and he questions why his name would be removed despite the ongoing electoral process.
Both outlets note that the final electoral rolls have not yet been published. They add that voter names can still be corrected through the ongoing “Claims and Objections” procedure, meaning affected voters may be able to request changes before the rolls are finalized. Chadha’s claim centers on the timing of the deletion and his view of the motive behind it. While the reports relay his allegation of political hostility, they also highlight the procedural context in which such issues can be addressed.
The outlets differ mainly in emphasis: one frames the claim as a deletion from the voter roll, while the other foregrounds Chadha’s allegation of vendetta. Neither source provides independent verification of the reason for the deletion or any response from election authorities within the text provided.
