Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Kurnool Officials Seek Cooperation for Electoral Roll Revision
In Kurnool, officials are working to update the voter list to make sure everyone who should be able to vote can.
They are checking old lists to find people who have moved, passed away, or are listed more than once.
They are also moving some voting places to make it easier for people to vote.
Political parties are helping by checking the lists and suggesting changes.
Everyone is working together to make sure the voting process is fair and accurate.
Joint Collector Noorul Qamar directed officials to complete the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process by July 24.
Nearly 3.35 lakh enumeration forms were distributed across the Panyam Assembly constituency.
Authorities identified cases of absent, shifted, deceased, and duplicate voters by comparing current electoral data with the 2002 voter lists.
Political parties were urged to verify voter details and report any discrepancies before the deadline.
Rationalization and reorganization of polling stations are being executed to improve voter access.
- Who
- Joint Collector Noorul Qamar, election officials, political party representatives
- What
- Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process for electoral roll revision
- When
- By July 24
- Where
- Panyam Assembly constituency, Kurnool
- Why
- To ensure accurate electoral rolls for free and fair elections
Government Officials
Political Party Representatives
Polling Station Relocation
Government Officials
Government officials are focusing on rationalizing and reorganizing polling stations to improve voter access.
Political Party Representatives
Political party representatives suggested relocating booths far from residential areas and reducing overcrowding in certain locations.
- Date
- July 24
- Enumeration Forms Distributed
- 3.35 lakh
- Polling Stations Reorganized in Kallur Mandal
- 10
- Polling Stations Reorganized in Orvakal Mandal
- 4
- Political Parties Involved
- TDP, Jana Sena Party, YSRCP, CPM