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Two-Time Punjab MP Dharamvira Gandhi's Name Not On Draft Electoral Rolls After SIR
Dr Gandhi added that he had already raised objections and submitted the required documents to ensure that his and his family members' names were restored in the final electoral rolls.
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Name Missing From Delhi SIR Draft Roll? Here's What You Need To Do
Officials have cited five reasons for the exclusions voters being absent, shifted, dead, duplicate or falling under the "others" category.
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Delhi Voter List Revision: Tughlakabad Tops Missing List, Okhla Second
In Tughlaqabad, 92,033 out of 1,92,419 enumeration forms were not collected. It was followed by Okhla, with 1,63,829 missing voters out of a starting electorate of 3,62,813, or 45.16 per cent.
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Over 2 Crore Voters Excluded From Maharashtra's Draft Electoral Roll
The draft roll currently has more than 7.71 crore voters, comprising 3.95 crore men, 3.75 crore women, and 3,087 third-gender voters, according to state election authorities.
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47 Lakh Names Off Delhi Voter List After Revision, Arvind Kejriwal Issues Jibe
In Delhi, 43,32,775 voters were found to have either shifted residence or were unavailable. 1,41,535 voters were found to be enrolled at multiple locations or were duplicate entries. 2,82,412 voters were found to be deceased, the Election Commission said.
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SIR To Begin In Tripura's West District On September 5
Ahead of the SIR, West Tripura District Magistrate and Collector Vishal Kumar held discussions with media representatives on the upcoming Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, asserting the exercise would help prepare a clean, accurate and updated electoral register.
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'Represented India In 3 Nations': Ex-Envoy After Details Don't Match In SIR
This is not the first instance when a person who has been in public life found their name missing or with some error in respect to the SIR list
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Over 2.07 Crore Voters Face SIR Exclusion In Maharashtra: Poll Body Data
Of the total 2.07 crore excluded under ASDD, 28.61 lakh are from Thane, 26.63 lakh from Mumbai Suburban district, 28.70 lakh from Pune, 14.44 lakh from Nagpur, 10.29 lakh from Nashik, and 9.52 lakh from Mumbai City.
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In Numbers: How SIR Deletions May Impact Delhi Voters
Delhi had 145 lakh electors before the Special Intensive Revision (SIR). By August 17, 97.5 lakh enumeration forms had been digitised, leaving 47.6 lakh forms outside the digitised database. That is 32.82 per cent of the electorate.
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Over 47 Lakh Delhi Voters To Be Out Of Draft Poll Roll
Several minority-dominated constituencies registered relatively higher numbers of forms submitted and successfully digitised, data showed.
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SIR Spotlights Identity Crisis Among Women From Other States Marrying Haryana Men
Many of these women have lived in Haryana for decades, raised families and voted in successive elections. But the absence of their names or those of their parents from the 2002 electoral rolls has left many struggling to establish their electoral identity.
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"Joke's Nice, Game On": Prakash Raj Claims Name Deleted From Voter List Amid SIR
Bengaluru has emerged as the biggest concern in Karnataka's ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, with nearly half of the city's electors currently falling under the ASDDO (Absent, Shifted, Duplicate, Dead and Others) category during the house-to-house enumeration process.
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Nearly Half Of Bengaluru's Voters Face Deletion From Voter Rolls In SIR
Nearly half of the city's electors are under the ASDDO (Absent, Shifted, Duplicate, Dead and Others) category.
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Over 43 Lakh Names Deleted From Jharkhand Draft Voter Rolls After Revision
Jharkhand Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) K Ravi Kumar said the state had 2.64 crore voters before the beginning of the enumeration phase of SIR in the state.
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Over 75 Lakh Voter Verification Forms Digitised Under SIR In Delhi
More than 75 lakh enumeration forms have been digitised under Delhi's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, with over 52 per cent of the electorate covered, according to the official data released on Tuesday.
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Two-Time Punjab MP Dharamvira Gandhi's Name Not On Draft Electoral Rolls After SIR
Dr Gandhi added that he had already raised objections and submitted the required documents to ensure that his and his family members' names were restored in the final electoral rolls.
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Name Missing From Delhi SIR Draft Roll? Here's What You Need To Do
Officials have cited five reasons for the exclusions voters being absent, shifted, dead, duplicate or falling under the "others" category.
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Delhi Voter List Revision: Tughlakabad Tops Missing List, Okhla Second
In Tughlaqabad, 92,033 out of 1,92,419 enumeration forms were not collected. It was followed by Okhla, with 1,63,829 missing voters out of a starting electorate of 3,62,813, or 45.16 per cent.
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Over 2 Crore Voters Excluded From Maharashtra's Draft Electoral Roll
The draft roll currently has more than 7.71 crore voters, comprising 3.95 crore men, 3.75 crore women, and 3,087 third-gender voters, according to state election authorities.
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47 Lakh Names Off Delhi Voter List After Revision, Arvind Kejriwal Issues Jibe
In Delhi, 43,32,775 voters were found to have either shifted residence or were unavailable. 1,41,535 voters were found to be enrolled at multiple locations or were duplicate entries. 2,82,412 voters were found to be deceased, the Election Commission said.
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SIR To Begin In Tripura's West District On September 5
Ahead of the SIR, West Tripura District Magistrate and Collector Vishal Kumar held discussions with media representatives on the upcoming Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, asserting the exercise would help prepare a clean, accurate and updated electoral register.
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'Represented India In 3 Nations': Ex-Envoy After Details Don't Match In SIR
This is not the first instance when a person who has been in public life found their name missing or with some error in respect to the SIR list
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Over 2.07 Crore Voters Face SIR Exclusion In Maharashtra: Poll Body Data
Of the total 2.07 crore excluded under ASDD, 28.61 lakh are from Thane, 26.63 lakh from Mumbai Suburban district, 28.70 lakh from Pune, 14.44 lakh from Nagpur, 10.29 lakh from Nashik, and 9.52 lakh from Mumbai City.
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In Numbers: How SIR Deletions May Impact Delhi Voters
Delhi had 145 lakh electors before the Special Intensive Revision (SIR). By August 17, 97.5 lakh enumeration forms had been digitised, leaving 47.6 lakh forms outside the digitised database. That is 32.82 per cent of the electorate.
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Over 47 Lakh Delhi Voters To Be Out Of Draft Poll Roll
Several minority-dominated constituencies registered relatively higher numbers of forms submitted and successfully digitised, data showed.
-
SIR Spotlights Identity Crisis Among Women From Other States Marrying Haryana Men
Many of these women have lived in Haryana for decades, raised families and voted in successive elections. But the absence of their names or those of their parents from the 2002 electoral rolls has left many struggling to establish their electoral identity.
-
"Joke's Nice, Game On": Prakash Raj Claims Name Deleted From Voter List Amid SIR
Bengaluru has emerged as the biggest concern in Karnataka's ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, with nearly half of the city's electors currently falling under the ASDDO (Absent, Shifted, Duplicate, Dead and Others) category during the house-to-house enumeration process.
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Nearly Half Of Bengaluru's Voters Face Deletion From Voter Rolls In SIR
Nearly half of the city's electors are under the ASDDO (Absent, Shifted, Duplicate, Dead and Others) category.
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Over 43 Lakh Names Deleted From Jharkhand Draft Voter Rolls After Revision
Jharkhand Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) K Ravi Kumar said the state had 2.64 crore voters before the beginning of the enumeration phase of SIR in the state.
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Over 75 Lakh Voter Verification Forms Digitised Under SIR In Delhi
More than 75 lakh enumeration forms have been digitised under Delhi's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, with over 52 per cent of the electorate covered, according to the official data released on Tuesday.
