Delhi SIR: Only 0.7 per Cent of 3.16 Million Voters Clear Discrepancy Hearings so Far

14 times in 10 months, two Election Commissioners objected on record to poll panel steps

ECI rift: Election Commissioners Vivek Joshi & Sukhbir Sandhu object on record to CEC Gyanesh Kumar over SIR voter deletions.

Delhi SIR: Only 0.7 per cent of 3.16 million voters clear discrepancy hearings so far

The hearings will continue until October 29, while the Election Commission has set November 4 for publication of the final electoral roll.

Delhi SIR: Received an notice? Here's what you need to do

Delhi voters can respond online or offline to Special Intensive Revision notices. Voters must submit supporting documents before the specified deadline. Unlinked electors and logical discrepancy cases have received these notices. The Election Commission provides multiple options for document submission. Failure to respond by October 29 may lead to name deletion.

"Notice Doesn't Mean Deletion": Delhi Poll Body Amid SIR Row

The Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), Delhi, said no name can be removed without giving the elector an opportunity to be heard and passing a reasoned, appealable order.

SIR Notices: Congress Asks ECI To Address Voters’ Concerns Over Risk of Name Deletion | 🗳️ LatestLY

The Congress has raised concerns over the Election Commission’s ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, urging the poll panel to address voters’ concerns about notices issued over discrepancies in their records and the possibility of names being excluded from electoral rolls. 🗳️ SIR Notices: Congress Asks ECI To Address Voters’ Concerns Over Risk of Name Deletion.