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Election Commission to Reverify Deleted Andhra Pradesh Voters
The Election Commission is checking voter lists in Andhra Pradesh.
Starting Thursday, local election officers will visit homes to see whether people whose names were removed should still be on the list.
Some names may have been removed because people died, moved, appeared more than once, or could not be found.
If an eligible person was removed by mistake, they can apply to be added again using Form-6.
The officers will check the application before making a change.
The final voter list is expected on October 16.
People who become eligible later can also apply during the stated enrolment periods.
A special drive to reverify ASDD and other ineligible electors begins Thursday during the notice phase.
Booth Level Officers will visit homes with lists of 46,62,583 deleted names and check each elector’s status.
People found to have been deleted inadvertently can seek enrolment using Form-6, subject to verification.
The final electoral rolls under Andhra Pradesh’s Special Intensive Revision are scheduled for publication on October 16.
The draft roll published July 31 listed 3,71,38,182 electors; 1,73,071 more were deemed ineligible by October 6.
- Who
- The Election Commission, Chief Electoral Officer Vivek Yadav and Booth Level Officers.
- What
- A special drive to reverify deleted ASDD and other potentially ineligible electors, and facilitate re-enrolment for eligible people removed by mistake.
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh, India.
- When
- The drive begins Thursday; the final electoral rolls are scheduled for October 16. The article does not specify the year for these dates.
- Why
- To ensure eligible voters are not left off the electoral roll while excluding ineligible names.
Electoral inclusion
Electoral roll accuracy
Purpose of the reverification drive
Electoral inclusion
Eligible voters whose names were deleted inadvertently should be identified and given a route to apply for enrolment.
Electoral roll accuracy
Names of people who are dead, shifted, duplicated, untraceable or otherwise ineligible should be excluded from the rolls.
Key facts
- Deleted names for verification
- 46,62,583
- Reported as not found during enumeration
- 44,89,512 electors
- Draft roll publication
- July 31
- Draft electorate
- 3,71,38,182
- Additional electors deemed ineligible
- 1,73,071 as of October 6
- Final roll publication
- October 16
- Re-enrolment form
- Form-6, subject to due verification
Sources
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