Bengaluru completes 72% electoral roll mapping under SIR drive
The ECI's SIR drive aims to ensure all eligible voters are enrolled & ineligible names are removed.
PTI
Bengaluru, 5 June
All arrangements have been made for the smooth conduct of the SIR of electoral rolls, and 72 per cent of the mapping work has already been completed across Bengaluru city, District Election Officer and Chief Commissioner Maheshwar Rao has said.
Directions
have been issued to complete the remaining mapping work at the earliest, he
said.
According
to him, Booth Level Officers (BLOs) will conduct door-to-door visits and
collect the required information through prescribed forms. Citizens are
requested to extend their full cooperation for this exercise.
The
collected data will subsequently be verified and reconciled before the
publication of the draft electoral roll, he said in a statement.
The
Election Commission of India has undertaken the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) programme to ensure that no eligible voter is deprived of participating
in the electoral process and that no ineligible names remain on the electoral
rolls, Rao said.
The
revision exercise is being carried out in accordance with the guidelines issued
by the Election Commission, he said.
Rao said that all necessary measures will be taken to include every eligible voter in the electoral roll and to prepare an error-free voter list.
Citizens are requested to extend their cooperation in this important exercise.
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