Archive · 6 Oct 2026
Telangana Officials Urge Voters to File Claims Before Deadline
Telangana is updating its list of voters.
Some people received notices and need to provide information or documents to be included.
The time to file claims or objections ends on October 7, and officials say only two days are left.
More than 92 lakh notices were created, and over 90 lakh were delivered.
Officials say about 64 lakh voters have been added back to the list so far.
They have asked local election workers to handle pending forms and cases quickly.
Workers should also give voters enough time to provide supporting documents.
Officials expect to publish the final voters’ list on November 9.
Telangana’s claims-and-objections period for the electoral roll ends on October 7, with officials saying two days remain.
More than 92.88 lakh notices were generated, and over 90 lakh were delivered to voters.
Officials said about 64 lakh electors who received notices had been included back in the voters’ list.
The notice and claims-disposal process began on August 17 and is scheduled to continue through November 5.
Chief Electoral Officer C. Sudharsan Reddy directed field staff to meet daily targets and promptly process pending forms and hearings.
- Who
- The Telangana Chief Electoral Officer’s office, election staff, and voters who received notices.
- What
- Officials are urging voters to submit claims and supporting details before the electoral-roll deadline.
- When
- The claims-and-objections period ends October 7; the final voters’ list is scheduled for November 9.
- Where
- Telangana, India.
- Why
- To allow eligible voters to be included in the final electoral roll.
- Claims and objections deadline
- October 7
- Notice and disposal period began
- August 17
- Notices generated
- More than 92,88,181
- Notices delivered
- More than 90 lakh
- Electors included back so far
- About 64 lakh
- Notice-phase disposal scheduled through
- November 5
- Final voters’ list scheduled for publication
- November 9