Electoral Roll 'Scam': Sanjay Singh Raises Concerns Over Voter Name Deletion

Senior AAP leader Sanjay Singh alleged a scam in the special revision of electoral rolls, citing massive voter name deletions and a politically charged atmosphere. He criticized the government's actions against backward classes and questioned foreign policy measures, drawing reactions from opposing parties. Singh also highlighted caste discrimination in academia.

Senior AAP leader Sanjay Singh on Monday claimed a massive scam involving the deletion of voter names during the special intensive revision of electoral rolls in several states. He alleged that millions of names, notably in Uttar Pradesh, were struck out, calling it an election scam.

Singh also launched a scathing attack on the government, accusing it of fostering a climate of political hate directed against backward classes. He highlighted several incidents and controversial issues, including electoral roll discrepancies and government policies, which he argued promote discrimination against marginalized communities.

Singh's remarks generated a heated response from the ruling party, who condemned his references to sensitive topics and individuals. The BJP defended the government's stance, while parliamentary leaders criticized Singh's comments on India's foreign policy and domestic governance issues.

(With inputs from agencies.)