Telangana CEO Warns Voters of Deletion from Electoral Rolls for Failing to Submit Enumeration Forms
Telangana Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) C. Sudharshan Reddy has warned that voters who fail to submit their enumeration forms as part of the Election Commission of India's ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise may have their names removed from the electoral rolls in accordance with Election Commission guidelines.
Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) C. Sudharshan Reddy has warned that voters who fail to submit their enumeration forms as part of the Election Commission of India’s ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise may have their names removed from the electoral rolls in accordance with Election Commission guidelines.
On Sunday, the Chief Electoral Officer, accompanied by Rangareddy District Collector and District Election Officer C. Narayana Reddy, reviewed the distribution, collection, and digitisation of enumeration forms under the special voter revision campaign.
As part of the inspection, the officials visited Gulmohar Park Colony and My Home Mangala Gated Community in the Serilingampally Assembly constituency. They also inspected the ongoing enumeration drive at Sai Ram Colony in B.N. Reddy and Sahib Nagar Kalyana Mandapam in the LB Nagar Assembly constituency and reviewed the progress of the exercise with local officials.
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During the review meeting, Sudharshan Reddy directed election officials to intensify public awareness efforts and clearly inform voters that failure to submit the enumeration forms within the stipulated timeframe could result in their names being deleted from the voter list.
He further instructed officials to ensure that enumeration forms reach every eligible voter. Booth Level Officers (BLOs) have been asked to conduct door-to-door visits, assist voters in filling out the forms, verify the submitted details, and upload the information to the digital system within the prescribed deadline.
The Chief Electoral Officer appealed to citizens to actively participate in the special revision exercise by completing and submitting their enumeration forms on time to safeguard their voter registration status.
He emphasized that cooperation from the public would help ensure that no eligible voter is unnecessarily removed from the electoral rolls during the revision process.
