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Telangana CEO Orders Error-Free Voter Roll Revision Within Deadlines
Telangana election officials are checking the state’s voter lists.
The state’s Chief Electoral Officer, C Sudarshan Reddy, visited Nirmal to review this work.
Officials must add people who are eligible to vote.
They must also remove people who have died or permanently moved away.
Any mistakes in names, ages, or addresses should be fixed.
Changes must be supported by information checked in the field.
Officers were told to help citizens check their voter details and encourage young people who turn 18 to register.
The goal is to keep the voter list accurate for fair elections.
Telangana Chief Electoral Officer C Sudarshan Reddy inspected voter-roll revision work in Nirmal town.
Officials were instructed to include all eligible citizens and remove entries for deceased individuals and permanent migrants.
Errors in voter names, ages, and addresses must be corrected using verified field documentation.
Booth Level Officers were told to conduct thorough door-to-door verification and prevent duplicate entries.
The revision aims to create an updated, transparent electoral database ahead of upcoming polls.
- Who
- Telangana Chief Electoral Officer C Sudarshan Reddy, District Collector Bhavesh Mishra, and election officials including Booth Level Officers.
- What
- Officials are conducting a Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls and checking applications, voter lists, and household data.
- Where
- Ambedkar Bhavan in Nirmal town, Nirmal district, Telangana.
- When
- The inspection took place on Wednesday; officials were instructed to meet stipulated revision deadlines.
- Why
- To ensure accurate, transparent voter rolls for fair elections and upcoming polls.
Key facts
- Revision exercise
- Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls
- Inspection location
- Ambedkar Bhavan, Nirmal town
- State
- Telangana
- Required corrections
- Errors in voter names, ages, and addresses
- Verification standard
- Additions, modifications, and deletions must rely on verified field documentation
- Entries to remove
- Records of deceased individuals, permanent migrants, and duplicate entries
- Public outreach
- Citizens are to be guided on checking voter entries, while eligible 18-year-olds are encouraged to enrol











