Election Commission holds key meeting regarding SIR and Form 6
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The Election Commission of India has clarified that voters receiving notices due to mapping issues or discrepancies do not need to appear personally before Electoral Registration Officers.
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- The Election Commission of India held a meeting led by Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
- This meeting addressed controversy surrounding the SIR campaign.
- The Commission clarified that voters who received notices for mapping or logical discrepancies are not required to appear in person before an Electoral Registration Officer.
- This decision aims to simplify the voter verification process.
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