00:01Kamta Prasad has been shuttling between government offices in Delhi, trying to prove he is not dead.
00:08The 53-year-old Taylor is among 130 million names removed from India's electoral rolls
00:15under a voter roll revision that has sparked mass protests and posed the biggest challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's
00:22government.
00:23The special intensive revision has led to removals for reasons ranging from logical discrepancies to people being recorded as dead,
00:32leaving many, such as Prasad, struggling to get more than just their voting status restored.
00:38He has had to forego his daily wage of 250 rupees that supports his family of four to scurry around
00:45the city to reverse the error.
00:48The video says,
00:48We have told us that we should not cut my name.
00:51How did we cut it?
00:52Who did we cut my name?
00:53We should know about how to cut it.
00:55The S.I.E.R. Farm has made my name.
01:00And if we are told that we have cut it in the S.I.E.R.
01:02There is no inquiry or anything.
01:04If we cut it, I am very confused.
01:07We have the full-known letter to my family.
01:10I made a letter from the first to the first to make this letter from the first to the first.
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01:48The deletions have triggered a political storm, with opposition parties and youth groups
01:53staging near-daily protests in New Delhi and elsewhere, which have been met with force by the police.
02:00They allege Election Commission Chief Gyanesh Kumar manipulated the revision to benefit Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party,
02:07a charge denied by both the Commission and the BJP.
02:11According to Rajendra Kumar, a volunteer with non-profit Jan Sarokar,
02:17about 2,000 of the roughly 9,000 voters in Prasad's bloc were struck off after the revision,
02:23classified as Absent, Shifted, Deceased or Registered Elsewhere.
02:28There is a little bit of transparency problem.
02:30There is no transparency.
02:31There is nothing going on.
02:33Why do you have the responsibility to prove yourself?
02:36You voted in 2020.
02:38You voted in 2020.
02:38You voted in 2020.
02:40You voted in 2020.
02:40You voted in 2020.
02:41You voted in 2020.
02:42Why are you looking at it in 2002?
02:44I don't look at it in 2002.
02:45It was difficult for me.
02:47When I started mapping, I started to find myself.
02:56The election commission has said it was removing duplicate, deceased, shifted and otherwise ineligible voters,
03:03and that anyone excluded in error can file claims, submit supporting documents,
03:08and pursue appeals before the rolls are finalized.
03:21You voted in 2020.
03:21So lots of people remain patient and will get transferred information.
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