<h1>Opposition alleges ruling party engineered electoral roll revisions, communal polarization and voter disenfranchisement ahead of key assembly polls</h1> An opposition party accused the ruling party of orchestrating electoral manipulation, communal polarisation and 'vote theft,' alleging that a special revision of electoral rolls amounts to systematic disenfranchisement of marginalized groups and could deprive beneficiaries of state entitlements. The party questioned the Election Commission's impartiality, criticized its demand for affidavits instead of addressing allegations, and framed the upcoming state assembly polls as a pivotal test of electoral integrity and constitutional safeguards. The statements signal potential legal and political challenges to the revision exercise and EC actions, and foreshadow litigation, administrative review, and heightened scrutiny of vote-registration processes and reservation/census transparency.