<h1>Voter deletions in India via roll-revision risk excluding marginalised citizens absent transparency and safeguards.</h1> The article argues that the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision can operate as a mechanism for widespread voter deletions-through classifications like deaths, migration or 'logical discrepancy'-disproportionately affecting marginalised groups. It notes state-level resistance and court challenges reframing timing, implementation and bias as issues of transparency and accountability, and warns that without safeguards and scrutiny such exercises risk becoming tools for electoral exclusion.