Millions struck off India's voter rolls, NPR reports
NPR reports that millions of names have been removed from India's voter rolls, which it calls the largest disenfranchisement in history. The report means many people may be unable to vote unless their names are restored.
ContextContext: Voter rolls are the lists that decide who can cast a ballot, and they are updated through revision drives run by the Election Commission of India. Removed names can usually be checked and contested before elections.
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