Kolkata, April 27 -- Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief and former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday alleged that BJP-EC conspiracy led to the deletion of the names of 2.7 million voters from the West Bengal electoral rolls under the special intensive revision (SIR) exercise, claiming that it was part of a larger plan to target their citizenship documents. Addressing an election rally in Ballygunge in Kolkata, Kejriwal also accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of "insulting" the people of the state by deploying 350,000 security personnel for the assembly polls. He urged those whose names were allegedly deleted from the voters' list to support the Trinamool Congress (TMC). "Go and tell your friends, relatives and neighbours to vote for TMC candidates in this election. Didi has to win this fight against the BJP, which wants to take away your citizenship rights as part of a bigger game plan to win the polls," he said. "Remember, they (BJP) will get your citizenship documents, such as ration cards, cancelled, and only Mamata Banerjee can help you. She will stand by you," he said....