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- The Election Commission of Delhi is using public sanitation vehicles to spread awareness to residents whose names were removed from the electoral roll.
- Officials are concerned by a low response rate for re-inclusion applications ahead of the September 30 deadline.
- Approximately 47.5 lakh names were deleted from the rolls following a verification process that identified residents who had shifted addresses or were deceased.
- Special camps are being held at polling stations to help citizens submit their forms.
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- Voter response rates following the September 30 deadline
- Effectiveness of the multi-channel outreach strategy
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“We are using multiple channels to reach voters whose names were deleted because of shifting and encourage them to submit applications within the stipulated period. So far we have received a very low response for inclusions”
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…mediums such as newspapers and radio jingles to reach out to the maximum number of people. Special camps have also been planned on Sundays at all polling stations to facilitate submission of claims and objections. “ We are using multiple channels to reach voters whose names were deleted because of shifting and encourage them to submit applications within the stipulated period. So far we have received a very low response for inclusions ,” said an official. Around 47.5 lakh names registered in the electoral roll have been deleted largely because these voters have shifted from the given addresses. According to the latest data released by the office of…
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