<p>Lucknow: After 166 days long Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in the state, the <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/election-commission">Election Commission</a> (EC) on Friday published the final voter list of <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/uttar-pradesh">Uttar Pradesh</a> containing names of over 13.39 crore voters.</p><p>In the voters’ list published in October last year, the number was 15.44 crore. Over two crore (2.06) names were deleted in the final list. The final voters’ list contained 54.54 per cent male and 45.46 per cent female voters.</p><p>Chief electoral officer Navdeep Rinwa said here that in comparison to the draft voters’ list released in January this year, there was an increase of over 84 lakh voters.</p><p>He said that those whose names were not in the final list could still get themselves included by filling Form 6.</p>.Deleted names, shaken loyalties: Final SIR rolls unsettles BJP's hold over Bengal's Matua.<p>According to the final list, the number of male voters in the state stood at over 7.30 lakh while the number of female voters stood at over 6.09 lakh. There were also over four thousand voters belonging to the third gender.</p><p>Prayagraj has witnessed the maximum increase in the number of voters with over 3.29 lakh. The number of voters in Lucknow witnessed an addition of over 2.85 lakh voters, Bareilly 2.5 lakh voters and Ghaziabad 2.43 lakh voters.</p><p>The SIR invited sharp criticism from the opposition parties, which claimed that it was aimed at deleting the names of voters, who were considered to be their supporters. The BJP refuted the allegations and said that the exercise was intended to delete the names of bogus voters.</p><p>The state would go to the polls next year.</p>
<p>Lucknow: After 166 days long Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in the state, the <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/election-commission">Election Commission</a> (EC) on Friday published the final voter list of <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/uttar-pradesh">Uttar Pradesh</a> containing names of over 13.39 crore voters.</p><p>In the voters’ list published in October last year, the number was 15.44 crore. Over two crore (2.06) names were deleted in the final list. The final voters’ list contained 54.54 per cent male and 45.46 per cent female voters.</p><p>Chief electoral officer Navdeep Rinwa said here that in comparison to the draft voters’ list released in January this year, there was an increase of over 84 lakh voters.</p><p>He said that those whose names were not in the final list could still get themselves included by filling Form 6.</p>.Deleted names, shaken loyalties: Final SIR rolls unsettles BJP's hold over Bengal's Matua.<p>According to the final list, the number of male voters in the state stood at over 7.30 lakh while the number of female voters stood at over 6.09 lakh. There were also over four thousand voters belonging to the third gender.</p><p>Prayagraj has witnessed the maximum increase in the number of voters with over 3.29 lakh. The number of voters in Lucknow witnessed an addition of over 2.85 lakh voters, Bareilly 2.5 lakh voters and Ghaziabad 2.43 lakh voters.</p><p>The SIR invited sharp criticism from the opposition parties, which claimed that it was aimed at deleting the names of voters, who were considered to be their supporters. The BJP refuted the allegations and said that the exercise was intended to delete the names of bogus voters.</p><p>The state would go to the polls next year.</p>