Telangana Deleted Voters List: Check Details

Hyderabad has recorded the largest number of voter deletions in Telangana as part of the revision of electoral rolls. Telangana Chief Electoral Officer C Sudharsan Reddy has released details of voters removed from the electoral rolls across the state.

According to the latest data, 73,39,235 voters have been deleted across Telangana, with Hyderabad accounting for 19,41,444 deletions.

Telangana Voter List Falls by 21.70%

The number of voters in Telangana stood at 3,38,26,448 as of June 10, 2026. In the draft electoral roll, the figure came down to 2,64,87,213, marking a decline of 21.70 per cent.

The largest category of deletions was voters who had permanently shifted from their registered locations. This category accounted for 45,18,963 deletions.

Another 11,25,546 voters were removed after being listed as untraceable or absent. Deaths accounted for 9,22,229 deletions, while 6,70,203 voters were removed after being found enrolled in other constituencies. A further 1,02,294 deletions were recorded under other reasons.

Hyderabad Tops District-Wise Deletions

Hyderabad recorded the highest number of deleted voters among Telangana districts, with 19.41 lakh names removed from the electoral roll.

Rangareddy stood second with 12,87,091 deletions, followed by Medchal-Malkajgiri with 10,71,566 deletions.

At the other end of the list, Yadadri-Bhuvanagiri recorded the lowest number of deletions, with 26,121 voters removed.

Jubilee Hills Has Highest Deletions in Hyderabad

Within Hyderabad, Jubilee Hills recorded the highest number of voter deletions, with 1,79,510 names removed from the draft electoral roll.

Yakutpura followed with 1,54,982 deletions, while Chandrayangutta recorded 1,48,869 and Malakpet had 1,47,799 deletions.

Charminar recorded the lowest number of deletions among the Hyderabad constituencies, with 94,174 voters removed.

Musheerabad Records Highest Percentage of Deletions

When the figures are compared as a percentage of the voter base, Musheerabad recorded the highest deletion rate at 45.17 per cent.

Malakpet followed closely with 44.76 per cent. Other constituencies also recorded significant reductions in their electoral rolls.

Bahadurpura had the lowest deletion percentage at 34.57 per cent among the Hyderabad constituencies listed in the data.

Voters Can Apply During Claims and Objections Period

The voter deletion figures are not necessarily final. People whose names have been left out of the draft electoral roll can raise objections during the claims and objections period.

Eligible voters can submit Form 6 to seek inclusion in the electoral roll.

The detailed list of deleted voters in Hyderabad and other Telangana districts is available through the Telangana Chief Electoral Officer's website.