Electors receive notices, some for 50+ age gap between self and parent, others less than 12

As the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise begins, electors who have received draft elector roll notices are either already aware of the logical discrepancies identified against their names or are diligently checking the Election Commission of India's website for updates. One elector, who preferred anonymity, noted that her notice did not include a date, signature, or stamp but was still delivered.

Another resident expressed confusion over hearing dates coinciding with a religious celebration in Karimnagar, mentioning the absence of a venue. The notices issued by the SIR process allege discrepancies such as age differences between siblings being less than nine months or even over 50 years. To contest these claims, electors have submitted supporting documents like birth certificates and passports.

However, some have encountered difficulties accessing the information online, such as the lack of an option specifically to check if a notice has been issued. Activists and volunteers emphasize the need for greater public awareness, suggesting the creation of instructional videos and more focused communication from authorities to minimize confusion and ensure a smooth process.