Nellore District Launches Special Intensive Revision of Electoral Rolls Starting Today
The SPSR Nellore district has initiated a month-long Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Starting June 15, officials are deploying booth-level officers to verify voter data, with the final electoral roll expected to be released on September 22.
Highlights
- •The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in SPSR Nellore is running from June 15 to July 14.
- •A total of 2,352 booth-level officers are conducting door-to-door surveys to verify and update voter records.
- •The draft electoral roll will be published on July 21, with a period for claims and objections ending August 20.
- •The final, updated electoral roll for the district is scheduled to be officially published on September 22.
Authorities in SPSR Nellore have officially launched the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, commencing on Monday, June 15. This crucial administrative exercise is scheduled to run for one month, concluding on July 14. During this timeframe, local election officials are tasked with maintaining the integrity of the voter database through rigorous field verification.
District collector and election officer Himanshu Shukla confirmed that dedicated booth-level officers (BLOs) are being deployed across the region. These personnel will conduct door-to-door visits to verify current voter information and facilitate necessary updates. The primary objective of this Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls is to ensure that the electoral register is accurate, up-to-date, and inclusive of all eligible citizens.
Overview of the Electoral Revision Process
The current demographic data for SPSR Nellore indicates a substantial voter base totaling 19,74,240 individuals. This includes 9,62,575 men, 10,11,452 women, and 213 other voters. To manage this vast electorate, 2,352 booth-level officers have been assigned to facilitate the ongoing registration and verification drive.
Following the Election Commission of India's established roadmap, a draft version of the electoral roll is set for public release on July 21. Once the draft is available, citizens will have a dedicated window from July 21 to August 20 to submit any claims or objections regarding their registration status. Authorities have emphasized that the systematic disposal of these filed claims will be completed by September 18. This meticulous process ensures that the final electoral roll, scheduled for publication on September 22, reflects the most accurate information possible for the district.
Collector Himanshu Shukla has issued a formal appeal to the public, urging all residents to provide their full cooperation to the visiting booth-level officers. Whether the requirement involves adding a new voter, deleting an outdated entry, or correcting existing details, active public participation is essential for a smooth outcome. To further support this Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, dedicated help desks have been established in every constituency. Residents looking for guidance or further information can also utilize the official Election Commission website or call the dedicated voter helpline at 1950.
