Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Maharashtra completes 84% SIR form distribution, digitises 5 crore records
Maharashtra has distributed enumeration forms to 84% of its voters as part of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
Over 5 crore forms have been digitised, which is more than half of the total electorate.
The exercise is being carried out by Booth Level Officers (BLOs) across all assembly constituencies.
Some districts like Pune, Thane, and Mumbai have lower distribution and digitisation rates compared to others.
The process will continue until August 8.
Maharashtra has distributed 84% of enumeration forms to voters.
Over 5 crore forms have been digitised, accounting for 51.18% of the total electorate.
The SIR enumeration exercise began on June 30 and will continue until August 8.
There are 1,00,253 Booth Level Officers (BLOs) engaged in the exercise.
Some districts like Pune, Thane, and Mumbai have lower distribution and digitisation rates.
- Who
- Maharashtra poll authorities and Booth Level Officers (BLOs)
- What
- Distribution and digitisation of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) enumeration forms
- When
- June 30 to August 8
- Where
- Maharashtra, India
- Why
- To revise and update the electoral rolls
High Distribution Rates
Low Digitisation Rates
Distribution Progress
High Distribution Rates
Maharashtra has distributed 84% of enumeration forms to voters.
Low Digitisation Rates
Some districts like Mumbai Suburban and Thane have lower distribution rates.
Digitisation Progress
High Distribution Rates
Over 5 crore forms have been digitised, accounting for 51.18% of the total electorate.
Low Digitisation Rates
Mumbai metropolitan region shows slower digitisation progress, with Mumbai Suburban at 17.39%, Thane at 18.22%, and Mumbai City at 27.67%.
- Total Electors
- 9,78,54,049
- Forms Distributed
- 8.22 crore (84%)
- Forms Digitised
- 5.01 crore (51.18%)
- Booth Level Officers (BLOs)
- 1,00,253
- SIR Enumeration Exercise Duration
- June 30 to August 8