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    Shivamogga district identifies 1.56 lakh voters under ASSD category

    The Shivamogga district administration has identified 1.56 lakh voters under the ASSD category during the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.

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    Delhi electoral rolls mark 2.9 million voters as missing from addresses

    In Delhi, a special intensive revision of voter lists identified 2.9 million registered voters missing from their registered addresses, making their removal from the electoral rolls possible by August 17.

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  • Photo: The Hindu — Karnataka
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    Mysuru City Corporation intensifies public outreach for special intensive revision forms

    The Mysuru City Corporation has intensified its public outreach campaign for Special Intensive Revision form collection while officials conduct field inspections.

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    Belagavi administration directs officials to include nomadic tribes in electoral rolls

    The Belagavi district administration has directed officers to ensure nomadic tribe members are included in electoral rolls after community leaders complained about their omission during the Special Intensive Revision process.

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    Karnataka election officials issue notices to voters after electoral roll revision

    Over 1.8 million voters in Karnataka are likely to receive notices regarding the draft electoral roll following the Special Intensive Revision process.

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    Telangana election officials waive hardcopy requirements for online form submissions

    Telangana Chief Electoral Officer C. Sudharshan Reddy directed Booth Level Officers not to insist on hardcopies of Enumeration Forms or Aadhaar cards if electors have submitted the forms online, and to ensure prompt assistance to voters.

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    Karnataka officials threaten disciplinary action against BLOs for slow revision progress

    Booth Level Officers in Karnataka report receiving notices threatening disciplinary action if they do not raise Special Intensive Revision progress from 60% to 75% in one day, citing inadequate training, unrealistic deadlines, and lack of support from officials and Booth Level Agents.

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