Over 1.22 Crore Maharashtra Voters Identified For SIR Notices, Mumbai Suburban Tops List With 16.39 Lakh Cases
Mumbai: As many as 16.39 lakh voters in Mumbai Suburban and 4.59 lakh voters in Mumbai city have been identified for notices under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, according to figures released by the Maharashtra Chief Electoral Officer on Friday. Of these, 10.77 lakh voters in Mumbai Suburban and 3.17 lakh in Mumbai city are voters whose electoral records could not be…
As of August 31, 1,22,24,007 voters have been identified for notices under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Maharashtra, with Mumbai Suburban leading the pack at 16.39 lakh cases. The Maharashtra Chief Electoral Officer revealed these figures on Friday. In Mumbai Suburban, 10.77 lakh voters have records that could not be matched, while 5.63 lakh have records that matched but anomalies were detected.
Mumbai city follows with 4.59 lakh notices, while Nashik has 7,34,788 voters in the notice category. The SIR exercise is aimed at verifying electoral records, addressing discrepancies, and providing voters with an opportunity to respond to identified anomalies.
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