Archive · 21 Aug 2026
BLOs Asked to Help Deliver Electoral Revision Notices
Officials in Tirupati are checking the electoral rolls to make sure voter information is correct.
Some voters received notices because their details were not properly matched or had other problems.
Booth-level officers and political parties were asked to help deliver these notices quickly.
Voters must bring documents to prove their identity and information.
The number of documents needed depends on when a voter was born.
People who cannot move, are in hospital or have disabilities can be checked virtually.
Other voters who receive notices must attend verification in person.
Officials also asked political parties to name booth agents for 84 new polling centres.
Tirupati officials asked booth-level officers and political parties to help deliver voter-verification notices.
The notices concern voters marked with “no mapping” and other electoral-roll anomalies.
Document requirements vary by birth year under Election Commission guidelines.
Immobile, hospitalised and differently-abled voters will receive virtual verification support.
Party representatives were asked to provide booth-agent details for 84 newly created polling centres.
- Who
- Constituency Voter Registration Officer and Municipal Commissioner M. Jayakrishna, election officials, booth-level officers and political-party representatives.
- What
- Officials asked BLOs and political parties to assist with delivering and following up on notices issued during the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.
- When
- The meeting was held on Thursday; verification must take place on the date and time specified in each notice.
- Where
- Tirupati.
- Why
- To verify voters with “no mapping” or other electoral-roll anomalies and support the revision of the rolls.
- Verification exercise
- Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls
- Documents
- Voters born before 1987 need one valid document; those born from 1987 to 2004 need two; those born after 2004 need three.
- Accepted documents
- Officials provided a list of 11 acceptable documents.
- New polling centres
- Booth-agent details were requested for 84 newly created polling centres.
- Virtual verification
- Completely immobile, hospitalised and differently-abled voters will be handled virtually by area teams.
- Physical verification
- All other voters who receive notices must attend in person at the scheduled time.
- Notices
- Officials shared statistics on notices already distributed, but no figures were provided in the report.