New Delhi, Aug. 6 -- The Delhi chief electoral officer on Wednesday clarified that no voter will be "deleted" from the electoral rolls during the ongoing Special Intensive Revision merely because their name does not appear in the electoral roll prepared during the last such exercise in 2002. The clarification came a day after Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Somnath Bharti said he could not find his name in the 2002 electoral roll despite having graduated from IIT Delhi in 1997 and later studying law in the Capital. Bharti also raised concerns over reports suggesting that 2-3 million names could be deleted during the revision. Responding to the claims, the CEO's office said in a post on X that a voter's name can be excluded from the draft electoral rolls only if the completed enumeration form is not submitted by the August 17 deadline or if the person is found ineligible to be enrolled as a voter. Officials said voters unable to locate their names in the 2002 electoral roll can instead provide details of either their parents or grandparents, on the paternal or maternal side, while filling the enumeration form. If those details are also unavailable in the 2002 records, voters have been advised to submit the form to the Booth Level Officer (BLO) for digitisation. "His/her name will appear in the draft roll," the CEO's office said. The draft electoral rolls, prepared after the ongoing door-to-door verification and digitisation of enumeration forms, will be published on August 24. Between August 24 and September 23, election officials will issue notices to voters whose details could not be verified through the 2002 records. Such voters will have to submit supporting documents before electoral registration officer to retain their names in the final electoral rolls, due on October 27. The CEO's office said the 2002 electoral roll has been uploaded on its website and can be searched using personal details, EPIC number or polling station details. For voters who shifted to Delhi after 2002, officials said they must furnish details from the last SIR conducted in their previous state or provide the current details of their parents if the SIR has already been conducted in their parents' state....