Archive · 20 Nov 2025
1,157 Voters in Nadia's No Man's Land Face SIR Enumeration Hurdle
1,157 people in a Nadia village can't find their names or their families' in the 2002 voter list.
They moved from Hooghly due to erosion.
Now, they fear being left out of the new voter list because they lack documents.
The SDO and CEO are trying to find a solution.
1,157 voters in Char Jatrasiddhi village lack 2002 voter list records
Residents' names, parents', and grandparents' missing due to displacement from Hooghly
Villagers fear exclusion from new voter list due to lack of supporting documents
SDO Kalyani assures solution, advises villagers to submit SIR forms
CEO Manoj Kumar Agarwal discusses issue during Krishnanagar meeting
- Who
- 1,157 voters in Char Jatrasiddhi village, Nadia
- What
- Facing difficulties in submitting SIR enumeration forms due to missing voter list records
- When
- Ongoing SIR exercise in Bengal
- Where
- Char Jatrasiddhi village, Nadia
- Why
- Names missing from 2002 voter list due to displacement from Hooghly
Villagers' Perspective
EC & Administration's Perspective
Voter List Inclusion
Villagers' Perspective
Villagers feel excluded due to missing 2002 records
EC & Administration's Perspective
EC & Administration aim to include genuine voters
Supporting Documents
Villagers' Perspective
Villagers lack documents to prove stay in Nadia in 2002
EC & Administration's Perspective
EC & Administration advise villagers to submit available documents
- Village
- Char Jatrasiddhi
- Assembly Segment
- Kalyani
- Polling Station
- 113 of Kanchrapara gram panchayat
- Original District
- Hooghly
- Year of Last Vote in Hooghly
- 1980
- Year of Inclusion in Nadia Voter List
- 2009
