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- During the Special Comprehensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Chamarajanagar district, officials have identified over 84,000 voter records that could not be traced due to absence, relocation, death, dual registration, or other reasons.
- Of the district's 8,80,224 voters, 7,96,096 filled enumeration forms have been received and digitised as of February 1.
- Deputy Commissioner Shreepa has asked political party representatives to review these records, and action will be taken as per rules based on the information they provide.
- February 8 is the last day to submit enumeration forms, and the draft voter list will be published on February 17.
What to watch next
- February 8 deadline for voters to submit enumeration forms to Booth Level Officers and obtain receipts.
- Publication of the draft electoral roll on February 17, when voters should verify their names are registered.
- Responses from political party representatives reviewing the 84,000 untraceable voter records.
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