Mamata Alleges 'Big Blunder' in Voter List Revision, Cites Delimitation & Errors

• Mamata Banerjee called the voter list revision a 'big blunder', alleging it ignored 2009 delimitation and post-2002 boundary changes, causing address mismatches.
• She highlighted errors in name spellings (Bengali 'a' to English 'aa'), parent names, and EPIC numbers, making it difficult for voters.
• The Chief Minister claimed 58 lakh names were already removed, with plans to remove another 1.5 crore, calling it 'whims of some spoilt brats'.
• Mamata accused BJP agents of influencing the process and criticized the Election Commission, calling it 'shameless'.
• She also alleged central government appointed officials/observers without informing the state and sought an investigation.

Why It Matters: Mamata Banerjee slams voter list revision, citing delimitation errors, name discrepancies, and mass removals.