Archive · 22 Aug 2026
Hyderabad Electoral Roll Revision Opens Claims and Objections
Officials in Hyderabad are checking and updating the voter list.
This process is called a Special Intensive Revision.
People can ask to be added to the list or object to someone being included or removed.
They can submit forms to election officials or use the official online services.
New voters use Form 6.
Overseas Indians use Form 6A.
Form 7 is used for objections or deletion requests.
Form 8 is used for address changes, corrections, replacement voter cards, and disability-related marking.
People must submit their claims or objections by September 16, and the updated list will be published on October 19.
The Special Intensive Revision of Hyderabad’s electoral roll began on August 17.
The claims and objections period will remain open until September 16.
Applications can be submitted to election officers, booth-level officers, or online.
Form 6 covers new voter enrollment, while Form 6A covers Overseas Indian enrollment.
The final electoral roll is scheduled for publication on October 19.
- Who
- The Hyderabad District Election Authority, election officers, booth-level officers, and citizens are involved.
- What
- A Special Intensive Revision of the electoral roll is accepting applications, claims, and objections.
- When
- The process began on August 17; claims and objections close on September 16, and the final roll will be published on October 19.
- Where
- Hyderabad, through local election offices and the Election Commission of India’s online services.
- Why
- To process additions, deletions, corrections, residence shifts, voter-card replacements, and PWD markings on the electoral roll.
- Revision process
- Special Intensive Revision of the electoral roll
- Start date
- August 17
- Claims and objections deadline
- September 16
- Final electoral roll
- Scheduled for publication on October 19
- New elector enrollment
- Form 6
- Overseas Indian enrollment
- Form 6A
- Objections or deletions
- Form 7
- Corrections and changes
- Form 8