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Bansy Kalappa
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The UN experts said many of those removed in Bengal allegedly possessed valid identity documents but were disenfranchised.
Chief Electoral Officer C Sudharshan Reddy speaks during a ‘Meet the Press’ event at the press club at Somajiguda in Hyderabad on Friday
Express News Service
2 min read
Nearly 98% of forms have been distributed in TG & around 85L have already been returned, distribution process is scheduled to conclude by July 24: Sudharshan
SIR
TNIE online desk
1 min read
The collective voter base that stood at 3.68 crore before the SIR exercise in Mizoram, Odisha, Manipur and Sikkim has now shrunk to 3.46 crore.
SIR
TNIE online desk
2 min read
The CEO clarified that the final status of such electors will be decided only after scrutiny by the electoral registration officers (EROs) and assistant EROs.
According to the CEO, 8.32 lakh belonged to people who had died, 10.07 lakh were of voters who had shifted elsewhere or remained absent during the exercise, and 1.58 lakh were found to be registered at multiple locations.
Sudarsan Maharana
3 min read
Most of the deletions were attributed to deaths, migration or absence during the Special Intensive Revision exercise, Odisha CEO RS Gopalan said.
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Suchitra Kalyan Mohanty
2 min read
To prevent disenfranchisement, SC directs ECI to refer within four weeks all deletions from the 2003 electoral roll on citizenship grounds to the competent authority for adjudication.
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