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CJP Demand #4 requires the Election Commission to act within a fixed timeframe when citizens report voter roll deletions. The Cockroach Janata Party treats disenfranchisement as a youth issue — millions of first-time voters fear losing their names before they ever cast a ballot.
The Problem CJP Identifies
Voter roll “cleansing” exercises remove names for duplication, death, or migration — but errors and opaque processes leave eligible voters off rolls.
What CJP Wants
A mandatory deadline for EC response when deletion is challenged, with public transparency on removal criteria.
- Time-bound EC investigation
- Public deletion criteria
- Restoration before election day
West Bengal Connection
CJP’s West Bengal chapter highlights voter deletion as a regional flashpoint. See our West Bengal guide when published.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is CJP demand #4?
Time-bound Election Commission action when voter names are deleted from electoral rolls.
Why does CJP focus on voter deletion?
Youth voters fear disenfranchisement through opaque roll cleansing — especially in contested states.
How does #4 relate to #2?
Demand #2 uses stronger accountability language; #4 specifies procedural timelines for EC action.
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