If a name is in the voters' list but the citizen has lost eligibility, what should happen in the list?

Correct answer: The record should be corrected after proper verification.

Correct answer: A. A voters' list must reflect current eligibility as accurately as possible. If reliable information suggests that a listed person is no longer eligible, the record should not be changed secretly or immediately without checking; the proper authority should follow the prescribed verification and correction procedure. Option A is correct because it combines accuracy with due verification. Option B is wrong because an eligibility issue cannot create an extra vote and each eligible voter is entitled to the applicable voting entitlement, not two votes. Option C is wrong because being listed as a voter does not qualify someone automatically to contest an election. Option D is wrong because transparency helps citizens and authorities check the list. Memory cue: eligibility change requires verified correction, not extra privilege or secrecy.