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Voter List Revision: Commission Offers Opportunity to Re-add Dropped Names
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News18•06-10-2026, 21:07
Voter List Revision: Commission Offers Opportunity to Re-add Dropped Names
- •The State Chief Electoral Officer has announced an opportunity for eligible voters whose names were dropped during SIR to re-add them.
- •Voters whose names appear on the deleted list can apply for re-inclusion by submitting Form 6 online or through their respective BLO.
- •New and first-time eligible voters turning 18 can also apply for inclusion in the voter list using Form 6.
- •Booth Level Officers (BLOs) will conduct house-to-house verification to check statuses and assist with registration forms.
- •Special booth-wise camps and awareness campaigns will be organized to ensure all left-out eligible and young voters are registered.
Key Questions Answered
Eligible voters whose names were dropped from the voter list in SIR 2026 can apply for re-inclusion by submitting Form 6, which can be submitted either online or through their respective Booth Level Officer (BLO).
Booth Level Officers (BLOs) compare pre-SIR voter lists with current final lists, visit identified voters' homes to verify their status, help fill out Form 6 for fresh registration, and target reaching 20-25 voters per week.
Yes, new and first-time eligible voters who have attained the age of 18 can apply for inclusion of their names in the voter list using Form 6.
