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Karnataka SIR: As distribution of enumeration forms enters final phase, political parties take on verification of ‘untraceable’ voters

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Afshan Yasmeen
Karnataka SIR: As distribution of enumeration forms enters final phase, political parties take on verification of ‘untraceable’ voters
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Karnataka's Election Commission has tasked political parties with verifying the status of over 900,000 voters categorized as absent, shifted, or deceased. This move aims to clean up electoral rolls before the final phase of the Special Intensive Revision.

As Karnataka’s distribution of enumeration forms for Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls enters its final phase, the task of verifying voters who could not be accounted for by the Election Commission has largely shifted to recognised political parties, placing their booth-level machinery at the centre of the revision exercise.

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