In a significant move to enhance voter registration, residents of New Delhi will have the option to submit their enumeration forms online during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. This process will commence on June 30 and involve door-to-door verification by over 13,000 Booth Level Officers (BLOs), who will conduct visits until July 29. The Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of Delhi has made the voter list from the last SIR, conducted in 2002, available on their website, allowing voters who have moved to Delhi since then to check their eligibility. If current electors do not find their names but their parents are listed, they must provide their relatives' details in the enumeration form. The draft electoral roll is set to be published on August 5, with the final version available on October 7, after addressing any claims and objections. Additionally, the Election Commission of India (ECI) will rationalize polling stations, reducing the voter limit per station to 1,200 to facilitate easier access for electors. Regular meetings with recognized political parties will also be held to ensure cooperation for the successful execution of this vital electoral exercise.