VARANASI, Jan. 9 -- State BJP president Pankaj Chaudhary on Thursday said that BJP workers would visit every polling booth with the electoral rolls to verify whether any names had been wrongly deleted. Carrying the draft rolls of their respective booths, they would check if voters marked as ASD (absentee, shifted, or deceased) had actually moved away or not. They would also look into cases of voters listed as "no mapping." He made the remark while responding to a query on the deletion of ASD voters during the SIR at a press conference in Varanasi, adding that the Election Commission had conducted the exercise in a very transparent manner. Chaudhary also held a meeting with BJP workers from 16 districts under the BJP Kashi region. "Special Intensive Revision (SIR) is a function of the Election Commission. As a responsible political party, it is our duty to take this exercise to the grassroots. The names of around 2.89 lakh voters did not figure in the draft list released in the first phase. All BJP workers have been asked to carry the draft lists and verify whether voters marked as ASD (absentee, shifted, or deceased) have actually moved away or not. Party workers will go door to door to check this. They will also identify cases of 'no mapping' voters," Chaudhary said. Chaudhary also targeted the Samajwadi Party over its recently released 'PDA panchang', stating the opposition party itself appeared unsure about what PDA stood for, while the BJP believed in inclusive politics by taking all sections of society along. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the government is continuously working to address the fundamental problems of the people, with a focus on women, labourers, health, and income security, he said. To overcome technical shortcomings, corruption, poor quality of work, lack of permanent assets, incomplete infrastructure, financial losses, and instances of the same work being carried out two or three times under the MGNREGA scheme, which has been in operation since 2006, the government has introduced the Viksit Bharat-Guarantee for Rozgar and Aajeevika Mission (Gramin) (VB-G RAM G) initiative, he added claiming that MNREGA was not delivering the intended economic and social benefits and was failing to create durable assets in villages....