Mumbai, Dec. 3 -- Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Aaditya Thackeray on Tuesday alleged that more than 32,000 names were added to Mumbai's electoral rolls after the July 1 registration deadline for the upcoming civic elections. Addressing a press conference, the Worli MLA claimed that, according to his party's calculations, the number of duplicate voters in Mumbai is around 1.4 million-about 300,000 more than the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's (BMC) estimate of 1.1 million. He also said his party would expose the "scam" involving deceased people voting during last year's assembly elections. "Is someone doing proxy voting in their names? Who will answer for all this? We have already submitted a letter. But if needed, we will launch a movement," he said. Thackeray said Shiv Sena (UBT) office-bearers have been verifying the draft voter lists across the city and have identified numerous irregularities. He cited examples of duplicate entries, including Sena (UBT) MLC Sunil Shinde's name allegedly appearing seven times with different ages and photographs, and former mayor Shraddha Jadhav's name appearing eight times. He raised concerns over the alleged addition of over 32,000 names to the rolls after the registration deadline. BMC commissioner Bhushan Gagrani said: "We have undertaken the drive to remove (1.1 million) duplicate voters that were marked by the EC. We are not doing any further verification on our own."...