Missing From Voter List? Delhi Holds Special Voter Enrolment Camps At 14,947 Polling Stations On Oct 25

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New Delhi: Special camps will be held at all 14,947 polling stations across Delhi on Sunday, October 25, to help people enrol as voters and get their names added to the electoral rolls ahead of the October 30 deadline, officials said on Friday.

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The camps are part of the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. They aim to help eligible voters whose names are missing from the draft voter list apply for inclusion in the final electoral roll.

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According to the Delhi Chief Electoral Officer’s (CEO) office, around 29.5 lakh of more than 33 lakh cases involving voters whose details could not be matched with previous electoral rolls or had discrepancies have been resolved or cleared for inclusion in the final list.

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Sunday’s camps will be the last in a series of special voter enrolment drives held during the claims and objections period, which began on August 31. Similar camps were organised at all polling stations on six Sundays between September 20 and October 18.

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The Election Commission has also conducted special enrolment drives at educational institutions to register voters aged 18 to 25. Around…

Original source: https://www.timesnownews.com/delhi

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