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Maharashtra Flags 1.22 Crore Voters for SIR Notices

Maharashtra Flags 1.22 Crore Voters for SIR Notices
Over 1.22 Crore Maharashtra Voters Identified For SIR Notices, Mumbai Suburban Tops List With 16.39 Lakh Cases · freepressjournal.in

Election officials are checking voter records in Maharashtra.

They found more than 1.22 crore records that need additional review.

Some records could not be matched with existing information.

Other records matched but had possible mistakes or unusual details.

Officials will send notices to the affected voters.

The notices give voters a chance to explain or correct the information.

Mumbai Suburban has the most voters selected for notices.

Mumbai city also has several lakh such voters.

The process is called a Special Intensive Revision, or SIR, of the electoral rolls.

Key facts

Total voters identified
1,22,24,007 across Maharashtra
Unmatched records
62,48,281 voters
Records with anomalies
59,75,726 voters
Highest district total
Mumbai Suburban: 16,39,628 voters
Mumbai city total
4,58,545 voters
Other major totals
Pune: 13,34,165; Thane: 13,17,184; Nagpur: 8,66,138; Nashik: 7,34,788
Purpose of notices
To facilitate hearings and allow voters to respond to identified discrepancies

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