SIR Third Phase Start in India: Special intensive revision i.e. SIR has started in many states of the country. These include the states of Mizoram, Sikkim, Odisha and Manipur. The Election Commission has given this information. Let us tell you, the Election Authority had started the third phase of SIR on May 14 at different times in 16 states and three union territories.

During this phase which started on Saturday, BLOs will go door to door and distribute enumeration forms. Will deposit. Will also examine them. Voters can also submit their forms through BLO or online.

You can apply for registration through declaration form

If any voters are not able to submit their enumeration forms within the stipulated time limit, they can apply for registration as a new voter through Form 6 and the accompanying declaration form during the claim and objection time limit. According to the Election Commission, if the forms are received by the election registration officers on or before June 28, they will be included in the voters list.

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There are a total of 3.67 crore voters in the four states included in the currently ongoing SIR phase. Odisha has the highest number of voters. Their number is more than 3.34 crores. 38,123 BLOs and 8,391 BLAs are working for them. There are 8.75 lakh voters in Mizoram, 4.71 lakh in Sikkim and 20.92 lakh in Manipur.

Election Commission made this appeal to voters

The Election Commission has appealed to all eligible voters to actively participate in the SIR. Also cooperate with the officials involved in the process.

The Election Commission has said that SIR has been started to ensure that all eligible citizens are included in the voters list. Also, ineligible people can be prevented from participating.

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The Special Intensive Verification (SIR) process of voter list, which was going on since November 4 in Uttar Pradesh, ended on December 26. According to the data released by the Election Commission, out of 15.44 crore voters, the names of 2.89 crore voters are set to be deleted. In this process, shocking figures came from big cities where maximum votes were cast. A record number of more than 12 lakh names were removed in the capital Lucknow. Apart from this, the number of votes being deducted from many cities is in lakhs.

According to the Election Commission, now the draft voter list will be released on December 31, after which those whose names have been removed or have any claims and objections will be accepted till January 30, 2026. After this, the final voter list will be released on 28th February. Those whose names have been deleted will have to provide relevant documents. After that their name will be added to the voter list.

Names cut due to this reason

According to the Election Commission, the impact of name deletion has been found to be greater in cities. In this process, names of lakhs of voters have been deleted due to migration, duplicate and missing voters. The voters who have permanently transferred or migrated are the highest. Their number is more than one crore, while the number of deaths and duplicate and missing voters is also in lakhs.

Major districts where most names were cut

• More than 12 lakh votes were cast in Lucknow
• 11 lakh 56 thousand 339 votes were lost in Prayagraj
• More than nine lakh votes were cast in Kanpur
• 8 lakh 36 thousand 965 votes were lost in Agra
• 8 lakh 18 thousand 325 votes have been deducted in Ghaziabad.
• 7 lakh 14 thousand 768 votes were lost in Bareilly
• In Meerut, 6 lakh 65 thousand 647 votes were lost in the first round of SIR.
• 5 lakh 89 thousand 546 votes were cut in Jaunpur
• 5 lakh 73 thousand 217 votes were lost in Varanasi
• 6,45,634 votes were lost in Gorakhpur.
• 4,47,479 votes were lost in SIR in Gautam Buddha Nagar.

It is clear from the district wise data that SIR has had the biggest impact on the voters of urban areas. Accordingly, there were more than 40 lakh voters in the capital Lucknow. In which now 12 lakhs have been deducted. While Prayagraj stood second and Kanpur stood third.

Objections can be filed after the draft list

The Election Commission has now advised to register objections after the release of the draft list. According to the Commission, the objective of this process is to make the voter list completely error free. Therefore, the documents asked for should be provided to the concerned BLO before the last date.

More than 18 lakh voters in Noida

A total of 18 lakh 65 thousand 673 voters are registered in the district, out of which a large number of voters have been digitized, mapped and verified, while lakhs of voters have been found in no mapping and ASD (Absent, Shifted, Duplicate) category.

According to the report, detailed analysis of voter data has been done in three assembly seats of the district, 61 Noida, 62 Dadri and 63 Jewar. There are a total of 7,71,082 voters in Noida Assembly constituency, out of which electoral forms of 5,61,764 voters (72.85 percent) have been digitized. Whereas in Dadri seat, digitalization of 5,62,435 (77.38 percent) out of total 7,26,828 voters and 2,93,470 (79.8 percent) out of 3,67,763 voters in Jewar has been completed.

9.81% voters in no mapping

Talking about the mapping status, a total of 12,33,316 voters (66.11 percent) have been mapped in the district. On the contrary, more than 1,83,067 voters (about 9.81 percent) have been found who are included in the no mapping category. In Noida assembly constituency alone, 59,139 voters, 1,01,877 in Dadri and 22,051 voters in Jewar have been registered in the no mapping category. The district administration is now going to take strict steps regarding these voters.

It has been clarified by the administration that notices will be sent to more than 1 lakh 80 thousand voters included in the no mapping category. These voters will have to submit documents related to their eligibility and identity. For this, the time has been fixed from 31 December 2025 to 30 January 2026. Apart from this, a large number of voters in the district have also been found in the ASD category.

According to the report, a total of 4 lakh 48 thousand 15 voters in Gautam Buddha Nagar, i.e. about 24.01 percent, are registered in the ASD category. These include 2,09,320 voters in Noida, 1,64,395 in Dadri and 74,300 in Jewar. According to administrative sources, names of about 4 lakh 40 thousand voters have been removed from the list under the SIR process. Such voters will not be included in the final voter list to be published on December 31, 2025, unless they complete the verification by submitting the necessary documents within the stipulated time.

Draft voter list will be released in Rajasthan today on 16th December under Special Intensive Revision (SIR). Under this process of the Election Commission, notices will be issued to 16.46 lakh voters out of 5.48 crore voters.

Necessary documents will be asked from these voters. The Election Commission says that this is being done with the aim of making the voter list more transparent, pure and updated, so that any kind of error or dispute can be avoided in the upcoming elections.

Don’t panic after getting notice- State Election Officer

Under the draft voter list and notice process, 16.46 lakh voters to whom notices will be sent will have to submit the necessary documents within the stipulated time. The state election officer has clarified that there is no need to panic after receiving the notice. If the documents are found correct, no voter’s name will be removed from the list. If any voter’s name is not included in the draft voter list, then he can get his name added by applying as per the prescribed procedure.

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Regarding appeal and opportunity for improvement, the Election Commission has assured that voters will be given adequate opportunities. If anyone has any objection to the draft list or wants to make corrections in name, address or other details, an appeal can be made at the prescribed stages. The SIR process has been completed in 199 out of 200 assembly seats in the state. This process could not be done only due to the by-election on Anta assembly seat of Bara district.

The draft will be uploaded on the official website of the State Election Commission

As part of the availability of the draft list and the role of political parties, the draft voter list of 61,136 polling stations in the state will also be shared with the political parties. This will increase transparency and objections can be resolved in time. This list will be available on the official website of the State Election Department, election.rajasthan.gov.in, where voters will be able to easily check their names and lodge corrections or claims if needed.