EC explains procedures for resolving electoral roll discrepancies
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The Election Commission of India has simplified the process for voters to resolve electoral roll discrepancies by eliminating mandatory in-person hearings for those flagged in the Special Intensive Revision.
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- The Election Commission of India announced that voters flagged with unmapped or logically discrepant electoral data do not need to appear in person before officials.
- Booth Level Officers will visit affected households to collect necessary documentation for verification.
- Required document uploads will be handled through the official ECINet portal.
- Exceptional cases requiring hearings will primarily utilize online meeting facilities to minimize inconvenience.
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