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V. Anbu Kumar

  • Photo: The Hindu — Karnataka
    Politics

    Karnataka expects record voter deletions with over 1.1 crore ASDDO entries

    Karnataka is expected to see a record-high number of voter deletions as over 1.10 crore voters are currently marked under the ASDDO category.

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    Politics

    Sixteen Karnataka districts record high voter list discrepancies

    Sixteen districts in Karnataka report over 12% of voters classified as absent, shifted, duplicate, dead, or other during the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists.

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    Politics

    Karnataka electoral roll revision exercise links 1.72 crore voters to 2002 data

    Data released by the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer indicates that 1.72 crore electors in Karnataka have self-matched to 2002 electoral rolls during the Special Intensive Revision exercise.

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    PoliticsEN·HI

    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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    Tech & Cyber

    AI identifies over six lakh anomalies in Bengaluru electoral enrollment forms

    The Greater Bengaluru Authority disclosed that AI tools identified 6.41 lakh anomalies in electoral enrollment forms, with a data scrubbing exercise planned before the draft rolls are finalized.

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    Politics

    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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    Politics

    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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