India, Oct. 18 -- At the Delhi Technological University (DTU)'s east Delhi campus on Sunday afternoon, 48-year-old Ram Dev Prasad sat with a bundle of documents, waiting his turn at a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) camp. His name had been dropped from the electoral rolls after a Booth Level Officer (BLO) visited his brother's address -- the address on all his documents.

Prasad is among the 4.7 million people whose names were removed from the draft rolls and are now lining up at camps on two back-to-back Sundays (October 18 and 25) to help eligible voters check their names in the draft electoral roll and submit claims or objections before the October 30 deadline.

"All my documents have my brother's address on them, however, due to a ri...