Lucknow, Nov. 14 -- State BJP president Pankaj Chaudhary on Friday asked party workers to undertake door-to-door verification of electoral rolls at every booth and ensure that no eligible voter was left out ahead of the 2027 Uttar Pradesh assembly elections. Addressing a state-level organisational workshop on the party's 'Matdata Jodo Abhiyan' at Indira Gandhi Pratishthan in Lucknow, Chaudhary said electoral rolls were the foundation of democracy and the enrolment of every eligible citizen was essential for free, fair and transparent elections. He asked workers to verify the actual status of voters marked absent, shifted or dead in the electoral rolls and facilitate the submission of applications by eligible citizens, either online or through booth-level officers (BLOs). Chaudhary emphasised the enrolment of young voters who would attain the age of 18 by January 1, 2027. He also called for appointing a women voter in-charge at every booth to lead door-to-door outreach and ensure the registration of eligible women. Describing the workshop as an important organisational commitment rather than a routine meeting, he said BJP workers had demonstrated their ability to turn challenges into opportunities. It was now time to move beyond discussions and deliver results on the ground, he said, calling for strengthening the party's booth-level organisation. Deputy chief minister Keshav Prasad Maurya, meanwhile, called upon party workers, office-bearers and elected representatives, including MPs, MLAs, mayors, block chiefs and district panchayat presidents, to actively participate in the voter enrolment campaign. He said workers should reach out to households, sensitise people about the electoral roll revision process and make special efforts to enrol new voters, particularly young people. Each booth's electoral roll should be scrutinised carefully to identify eligible voters left out, correct errors and initiate action against ineligible entries in accordance with the rules. Maurya said effective coordination and sustained outreach at the booth level would be essential for the success of the campaign. He stressed that no eligible citizen should be deprived of the democratic right to vote. Finance and parliamentary affairs minister Suresh Khanna, cooperation minister JPS Rathore, BJP headquarters in-charge Govind Narayan Shukla and other state and regional office-bearers, besides district presidents attended the workshop....