Lucknow, Jan. 7 -- The final electoral rolls for Uttar Pradesh, scheduled to be published by the Election Commission (EC) on March 6, may see further deletions of voters' names beyond those already reflected in the draft rolls. After publishing the draft electoral rolls on Tuesday, which lists 125.5 million voters and removes 28.9 million names, EC decided to issue notices to 10.4 million voters in Uttar Pradesh whose names could not be matched or linked during the mapping exercise with the voter list from the last Special Intensive Revision conducted in 2003. Although the names of these voters have been included in the draft electoral rolls, the Commission has decided to issue notices requiring them to appear before the electoral registration officer of their respective assembly constituency for a hearing. The voters who get notices will have to complete the procedure and submit required documents to get their names included in the final electoral rolls. Uttar Pradesh chief electoral officer Navdeep Rinwa said the claims and objections period is from January 6 to February 6. The notice phase and disposal of claims/objections will take place from January 6 to February 27 and the final voter list will be published on March 6. Voters can file claims/objections during the period marked for the purpose. A total of 403 electoral registration officers and 2,042 assistant electoral registration officers appointed by the EC in Uttar Pradesh will examine claims and objections The first appeal filed by a voter aggrieved by the decision of the ERO will be heard by the district magistrate and the second appeal against the decision of the DM will be heard by the chief electoral officer of the State. The CEO said, "If a name is missing from the voter list, Form 6 must be filled and submitted. Form 6 will be used for new voters, Form 6A for those living abroad, Form 7 for deletion or objection, and Form 8 for correction/substitution." Application forms can be obtained and submitted from BLOs, tehsil-based Voter Registration Centers (VRCs), ceouttarpradesh.nic.in, or online through the ecinet mobile app/voters.eci.gov.in" "No name will be deleted from the voter list without following the prescribed procedure. The Election Commission reiterates its commitment to a transparent, participatory and inclusive revision process to ensure that no eligible voter is left out and no ineligible voter remains on the list," Rinwa said....