**Title:** 6.5 Million Voter Names Removed from Bihar Draft Rolls
**Meta Description:** The Election Commission has deleted 6.5 million voter names from Bihar’s draft rolls following a Supreme Court order, now accessible online.
**URL Slug:** bihar-voter-names-removed
**Headline:** Election Commission Deletes 6.5 Million Voter Names from Bihar Draft Rolls Following Supreme Court Directive
The Election Commission of India has announced the removal of approximately 6.5 million voter names from the draft electoral rolls in Bihar. This significant action follows an interim order issued by the Supreme Court, which mandated the Commission to update the voter list accordingly.
The updated list of deleted voters is now available for public access on the Election Commission’s official website. To facilitate the process, a new link has been created on the Bihar section of the Commission’s website, allowing voters to easily verify their names against the updated draft rolls.
This decision underscores the importance of maintaining accurate electoral rolls and ensuring that the voting process remains transparent and fair. The Supreme Court’s intervention highlights the judiciary’s role in overseeing electoral integrity and protecting the rights of voters.
As this situation develops, further updates will be provided to keep the public informed about any additional changes or implications regarding the electoral process in Bihar.
**FAQ Section:**
**Q: Why were 6.5 million voter names deleted from the Bihar draft rolls?**
A: The names were removed following an interim order from the Supreme Court, which directed the Election Commission to update the electoral rolls for accuracy and integrity.
