Voters in West Bengal are facing increasing anxiety as they attempt to appeal their removal from electoral rolls. Since the publication of supplementary voter lists on March 24, a 15-day window has been provided for appeals, yet many voters report difficulties in accessing the offline appeal process. Government holidays and officials being preoccupied with election duties have hindered their ability to file appeals. Dharmendra Singh, a deleted voter from south Kolkata, recounted being turned away due to a government holiday, despite expectations that Election Commission work should continue. Similar complaints have emerged from north Kolkata, where voters have been advised to file online, a method many are not comfortable using. With the deadline approaching, voters like Soma Das express concern over potentially losing their voting rights due to procedural obstacles. The situation underscores the challenges faced by those affected and the need for accessible appeal processes.