SIR complaints must follow proper process: Arunachal CM
Chief Minister Pema Khandu appeals to students and organisations three days after violence in Changlang district over the alleged inclusion of post-2006 Chakma and Hajong people in the electoral rolls
Three days after a violent incident in Changlang district's Bordumsa area, Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu emphasized that complaints must adhere to the prescribed process for the special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Khandu urged residents, students, and organizations in Changlang district to maintain peace and maintain the proper channels for reporting grievances.
The SIR is being conducted in Arunachal Pradesh for the first time since 2006, and the rules clearly dictate the necessary documents and procedures for applicants and their parents. Khandu assured that those meeting the eligibility criteria will be considered eligible to vote, while those not meeting the criteria will not qualify.
Any deviation from the established process should be reported through written complaints to the relevant authorities. The Chief Minister stressed the importance of confidence in the system and following the SIR procedures, urging people to submit complaints in writing if they notice any discrepancies.
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