TMC, BJP, BJD delegations meet EC over 'irregularities' in electoral rolls

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The ruling party in West Bengal also demanded that the poll panel issue a separate list of voter deletions, new additions and modifications with every new revised electoral roll.

Amid allegations of a cover-up over duplicate voter identity card numbers, the Election Commission had on Friday said it will address the "decades-long" matter in the next three months.

While the BJP urged the EC to audit and revise the voter rolls in West Bengal, claiming that more than 13 lakh duplicate voters have been added to the list during the TMC rule, the latter alleged cloning of Aadhaar cards for fake voter registration.