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CM Yogi to Launch Big Campaign for 1.27 Crore Deleted Hindu Voters in UP | Dr. Manish Kumar

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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has raised serious concerns over the reported removal of 1.27 crore Hindu voters from the state's draft electoral rolls. Addressing a major workshop in Lucknow with more than 700 party office-bearers, the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party launched an intensive state-wide campaign to rectify these voter list discrepancies. The party has set an ambitious target to add over one crore new voters ahead of upcoming political milestones. This strategic mobilization heavily emphasizes robust booth-level outreach, actively engaging women, youth, first-time voters, and eligible migrant workers across all districts. Local party cadres have been directed to assist eligible citizens directly with voter registration and verification procedures to ensure comprehensive electoral inclusion.

Uttar Pradesh’s voter-list controversy intensifies as CM Yogi Adityanath questions the absence of 1.27 crore Hindu voters from draft electoral rolls. After a Lucknow workshop attended by over 700 office-bearers, BJP sets a target of adding over 1 crore voters, focusing on booth-level outreach, women, youth, first-time voters and eligible migrant workers.

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