LUCKNOW, Nov. 11 -- Chief minister Yogi Adityanath's claim that 1.27 crore Hindu voters' names are missing from electoral rolls, along with his assertion that the number of Muslim voters has increased, and his repeated appeal for Hindu unity under the 'Batenge toh Katenge' narrative, have brought Hindutva back to the centre of Uttar Pradesh politics ahead of the 2027 assembly elections. Coming alongside Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav's efforts to broaden his party's Hindu appeal and recent statements by Congress leaders on the Babri mosque demolition and Diwali, these developments point to a renewed contest over issues revolving around religious identity in the state.CM reiterated his 80:20 formulation while talking to a private news channel in Ayodhya, projecting 80% of voters as supporters of the NDA's agenda of governance and security and the remaining 20% as backing the Opposition's PDA politics. He also described PDA as 'Parivar Development Authority'. P4...