Prakash Raj reacts after his name is removed from Bengaluru voter list following SIR
Updated On: 11 August, 2026 04:06 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Prakash Raj claimed his name was removed from the Bengaluru voter list after SIR, saying he was among 65 lakh voters affected. Calling it a joke, he questioned the move and said he would find out what documents are needed to restore his voter ID

Prakash Raj (Pic/X)
Prakash Raj’s multiple voter ID case dates back to 2019, after a complainant alleged that he held voter ID cards in four states. He was even issued a non-bailable warrant in 2019. Now, as per the latest update, his voter ID has been deleted from the Bengaluru constituency after the SIR (Special Intensive Revision).
Prakash Raj’s name deleted from Bengaluru constituency
On Tuesday, the actor took to his Instagram and shared a video of himself talking to the camera, as he revealed that his name has been removed from the voting list following the SIR procedure. The move has robbed him of his basic constitutional right to vote, and it makes it even more concerning given that the actor was an MP candidate from the same constituency.


