A 38-year-old assistant professor at the Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta, has been removed from the electoral rolls despite voting since 2009. After filing a change of address request, her name was deleted from the list, preventing her from voting in the upcoming elections. She has appealed the decision, citing administrative errors.

• 01The professor has been a voter since 2009 but was removed from the electoral rolls.
• 02She filed a change of address request to shift to Rashbehari constituency.
• 03Her name was initially on the draft list but was later adjudicated and removed.
• 04She claims she was not called for a hearing regarding her voter status.
• 05The professor considers the situation an injustice and refuses to apply as a new voter.

This situation highlights potential administrative errors in the voter registration process, affecting the professor's ability to vote.