Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar Calls for Voter Registration to Ensure Transparent Elections
CEC Gyanesh Kumar urges voter registration for transparent elections

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Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar emphasized the importance of voter registration for transparent elections during a visit to the Kailash Temple in Agra. He urged citizens to enroll in the voter list and participate in the electoral process, highlighting the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise aimed at creating accurate electoral rolls.
- 01Gyanesh Kumar, the Chief Election Commissioner, called for citizens to ensure they are registered to vote for transparent elections.
- 02The recent assembly elections in 2026 yielded mixed results, with significant gains for the BJP in West Bengal and a fractured verdict in Tamil Nadu.
- 03The Election Commission is conducting a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) to clean up electoral rolls by removing ineligible entries.
- 04Phase III of the SIR will cover over 36 crore electors and include extensive house-to-house verification.
- 05Kumar stressed that a sanitized voter list is the foundation of transparent elections.
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During a visit to the Kailash Temple in Agra, Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar urged citizens to actively participate in the electoral process by ensuring they are enrolled in the voter list. He emphasized that a clean electoral roll is crucial for transparent elections. Following the completion of recent assembly elections across multiple states, Kumar highlighted the mixed outcomes, including significant gains for the BJP-led NDA in West Bengal and a fractured verdict in Tamil Nadu. He reiterated the importance of the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise, which aims to create accurate electoral rolls by removing duplicate, deceased, and ineligible entries while including all eligible voters. Kumar called for active participation in Phase III of the SIR, which will cover over 36 crore electors and involve house-to-house verification to ensure a 'pure and error-free' voter list.
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The call for voter registration and participation aims to enhance the integrity of the electoral process in India.
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