Haryana's Electoral Rolls to Undergo Intensive Revision Ahead of 2026 Elections
Deputy EC reviews SIR-2026, pushes for inclusive, error-free electoral rolls in Haryana
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Deputy Election Commissioner Sanjay Kumar emphasized the need for inclusive and accurate electoral rolls in Haryana during a review meeting for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR)-2026. He urged officials to ensure eligible voters are included while removing ineligible ones through a transparent process.
- 01Sanjay Kumar called for the inclusion of all eligible voters and the removal of deceased or ineligible electors in Haryana.
- 02The review meeting focused on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR)-2026 of electoral rolls, assessing action plans and activities.
- 03Kumar stressed the importance of adhering to guidelines set by the Election Commission of India for timely and transparent execution.
- 04Booth-level officers (BLOs) were instructed to conduct systematic door-to-door verification to enhance electoral roll reliability.
- 05Regular interaction with political party representatives was highlighted as essential for strengthening the democratic process.
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During a review meeting in Chandigarh, Deputy Election Commissioner Sanjay Kumar directed Haryana officials to focus on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR)-2026 of electoral rolls. He emphasized the need for inclusive and error-free electoral rolls by ensuring the inclusion of all eligible voters while removing deceased, shifted, and ineligible electors. Kumar assessed various action plans and activities related to the revision exercise, urging strict adherence to the Election Commission of India's guidelines for a transparent process. He highlighted the importance of booth-level verification, instructing booth level officers (BLOs) to carry out effective door-to-door verification to improve the accuracy of the electoral rolls. Kumar also stressed the significance of stakeholder participation, advocating for regular coordination with political party representatives to bolster the democratic process. Additionally, the meeting reviewed voter awareness programs and the handling of claims and objections, while notices were to be issued to voters with incomplete data mapping, advising them to complete the process through their respective BLOs to prevent overcrowding at registration offices.
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The revision of electoral rolls will directly affect voter participation and the integrity of the electoral process in Haryana.
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