We shifted our home 13 years back in the same district. Our constituency changed. During SIR, when the 2002 records were dug out, we had our names in the electoral rolls of both constituencies, including my late father's name in both. One of my sisters who was unmarried then had her name listed even to this date. My wife's name was in the electoral rolls of the constituency in which her maternal home fell. After the SIR, our names have been deleted from the electoral rolls of our old constituency. My late father's name has been deleted from both and my wife and sister's names have been struck off from the electoral rolls of their maternal homes. So, basically SIR deleted 6 names from the rolls without anyone losing their right to vote. The people whose names do not appear in the revised rolls are given a call to appear with documents and it's an absolutely fair process. Nobody asks you for your political affilations to include or delete your name.. it's all based on your documents and the previous rolls of the SIR conducted by the Congress govt previously. To hold a nation hostage just for political games and maligning a fair process just because they've been losing elections is absolutely hateworthy. People have been rejecting these parties long before the SIR started, long before Gyanesh Kumar arrived and on the same EVMs that their own government brought.