CM Mamata to move court again over 91 lakh voters deletions in Bengal

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday hit out at the BJP and the Election Commission over voter deletions during the SIR exercise and said her party will move court again to resist the removal of electors from the rolls.

Her comments came after nearly 91 lakh voters’ names were deleted from the electoral rolls following the completion of the Special Intensive Revision in the state.

“You will not be able to defeat the TMC by deleting names. We will move court again to resist the



exclusion of names,” Banerjee said while attacking her principal challenger BJP over the roll revision exercise.

Banerjee had in February moved the Supreme Court, seeking an intervention in the SIR process.

The EC figures showed the deletion of over 90.83 lakh names from the original voter base of 7.66 crore in October 2025.

Criticising the poll panel over the SIR process, the TMC supremo said, “We will fight legally to get the names included in the list as per the Constitution.