Why are adding eligible names and removing incorrect or ineligible names from the voter list equally necessary?

Correct answer: Together they make the list inclusive and accurate

Correct answer: A. A voter list has two connected duties: it should include every eligible citizen who has properly registered, and it should not contain wrong, duplicate, or ineligible entries. Adding valid names prevents eligible people from being unfairly excluded. Removing incorrect entries improves accuracy and reduces the possibility of impersonation or an inflated voter count. Both actions therefore make the roll more inclusive and more reliable. B is wrong because updating the roll supports orderly voting rather than stopping it. C is wrong because voter-roll revision does not remove election candidates; candidate nomination is a separate process. D is wrong because delimitation deals with constituency boundaries, while roll revision deals with voters. Memory cue: “A fair roll must include the right people and exclude the wrong entries.”