In West Bengal, the recent voter roll revision has led to significant deletions, particularly in Murshidabad district. Shamsherganj recorded 74,775 deletions from a total of 1,08,400 names under adjudication, while Lalgola saw 55,420 out of 99,082 removed. This is part of a broader purge affecting around 27 lakh voters, bringing the state's total electorate to 6.7 crore. Other districts, including Malda and North Dinajpur, also reported notable deletions, while the tribal belt of Purulia-Jhargram had the least impact, with only 71 deletions in Manbazar. The electoral rolls for the constituencies going to polls on April 29 were frozen, with no further changes allowed until after the elections. The Supreme Court of India is set to hear a plea regarding these deletions, raising concerns about potential targeted exclusions, particularly among the Matua community. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has voiced her concerns, while BJP leaders are assisting affected voters in seeking restoration of their names.