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Nashik: Over 10.27 Lakh Names Removed From Draft Voter List After SIR

NASHIK: More than 10.27 lakh names have been removed from Nashik district’s draft electoral roll following the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. According to the draft list published on Aug 31, the number of voters in Nashik district has fallen from 51,04,458 to 40,76,666, a reduction of 10,27,792 voters. The names removed include voters who were found to have permanently…

Nashik: Over 10.27 Lakh Names Removed From Draft Voter List After SIR

Nashik district's draft electoral roll has undergone a significant reduction following the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process, with over 10.27 lakh names removed. According to the draft list published on August 31, the total number of voters in Nashik district has decreased from 51,04,458 to 40,76,666, a drop of 10,27,792 voters.

The names removed comprise voters who have permanently shifted, passed away, had duplicate registrations, or were untraceable during the verification process. However, being on the ASDD (Absent, Shifted, Dead and Duplicate) list does not guarantee permanent removal, as eligible voters can still submit claims and objections. The three Nashik city constituencies - Nashik West, Nashik East, and Nashik Central - recorded substantial declines, while other constituencies like Deolali, Malegaon Outer, Malegaon Central, and Nandgaon also saw significant reductions.

Voters have until September 30, 2026, to submit their claims and objections through forms 6, 7, and 8. The district administration has made the constituency-wise ASDD lists available online for voter verification. The figures presented are for the draft electoral roll and may change after claims and objections are addressed, with the final electoral roll set to be published on November 4, 2026.

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