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ECI Launches 7-Point Plan: House-to-House Checks to Re-Enrol Left-Out Voters
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News18•02-10-2026, 21:30
ECI Launches 7-Point Plan: House-to-House Checks to Re-Enrol Left-Out Voters
- •The Election Commission of India (ECI) has initiated a special drive to identify and enrol voters who may have been excluded from electoral rolls.
- •This move comes amidst ongoing scrutiny of the ECI's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
- •Key measures include house-to-house visits conducted by Booth Level Officers (BLOs) to ensure comprehensive coverage.
- •The plan also features special enrolment camps designed to facilitate voter registration.
- •Outreach efforts are specifically targeting first-time and young voters to encourage their participation.
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The Election Commission's measures include house-to-house visits by Booth Level Officers, special enrolment camps, and targeted outreach for first-time and young voters to enroll left-out electors.
The Special Intensive Revision is a special drive launched by the Election Commission of India to identify, verify, and enroll eligible voters who may have been left out of the electoral rolls.
Booth Level Officers conduct house-to-house checks to identify eligible citizens, while special enrolment camps and outreach programs help bring left-out or young voters back onto the electoral rolls.
