The figure has, however, declined by 2,41,082, or 2.17 per cent, from the initial 1,11,16,386 electors categorised as ASDDO on August 5, according to the latest data provided by the State Election Commission
The Hyderabad metropolitan area lagged behind rural areas, with a good number of constituencies in the city likely to lose more than 50 per cent of the existing votes
The publication of the draft electoral roll has also been deferred from August 17 to 24, while the final electoral roll will now be published on October 27 instead of October 19
Nearly half of the 1-crore-plus electors flagged under the Absent, Shifted, Duplicate, Dead and Others (ASDDO) category belong to the Greater Bengaluru Area
The court underscored that such an exercise is essential to preserving the integrity of free and fair elections
The comprehensive exercise, starting May 30th, aims to update voter lists nationwide, with over 3.94 lakh Booth Level Officers conducting house-to-house visits
West Bengal’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise has sparked concerns over large-scale voter deletions and demographic impact
Maharashtra's Chief Electoral Officer had sought more time from the Election Commission for the special intensive electoral roll revision, citing tight deadlines and the complexity of the process when the exercise was first announced
Names of around 63.66 lakh names, around 8.3 per cent of the electorate, were already removed from the final SIR list released on February 28. After adjudication, 27.16 lakh more voters were found ineligible
CJI noted that the incident appeared to be a calculated and motivated move to demoralise judicial officers
Kumar, along with Election Commissioners S.S. Sandhu and Vivek Joshi, is in the state to assess preparedness for the upcoming Assembly elections
The increase in the amount of the other welfare scheme for women of rural households, Lakshmir Bhandar, has already been implemented since February
Supreme Court asked Election Commission to bear the expenses for deploying judicial officers from neighbouring states
Tamil Nadu's final electoral roll has been released after the state's Special Intensive Revision. About 74 lakh names were deleted in the process
Disappointed by a "blame game" between the Election Commission and the West Bengal government, the Supreme Court has ordered the deployment of serving and former district judges to oversee the special intensive revision (SIR) of the state's electoral rolls.
The poll authority also said that the pan-Indian SIR for voter lists had been ordered in June last year
This comes after earlier reports claimed that the final electoral rolls would be published on February 17
Mamata Banerjee's CEC impeachment push highlights her opposition to the Special Intensive Revision, a battle she has taken to the Supreme Court
Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar hailed the completion of SIR process in Bihrar and said the exercise is presently being conducted "smoothly" in 12 Indian states and Union territories
A constitutional clash unfolds as the Election Commission accuses Mamata Banerjee of inciting hostility over West Bengal's voter roll revision
Protests at hearing centres and the large number of voters under scrutiny have further complicated the electoral roll revision process
Indian cricketer Mohammad Shami appeared for a SIR hearing in Kolkata after discrepancies were flagged in his voter enumeration form
Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's grandnephew, Chandra Kumar Bose, calls SIR notice after bureaucratic error 'harassment'. Bose alleges the error was caused by a Booth Level Officer's mistake during the enumeration process
The family of the late BLO claimed that pressure to complete SIR-related tasks had intensified in recent weeks
The ED raids, conducted in connection with a money laundering case, included I-PAC’s office, Prateek Jain's residence, and the office of a trader in Burrabazar
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