Delhi SIR: revised data show sharp increase in Form 6 disposal rate
The Delhi Chief Electoral Officer's office released revised data showing a significant increase in the disposal rate of voter registration applications. Officials admitted that previously published weekly reports were inaccurate.
Why it matters
Transparency in electoral roll management is critical for democratic integrity, and this correction highlights issues in administrative data reporting.
Delhi SIR: revised data show sharp increase in Form 6 disposal rate left Residents of Nehru Kutia, Malka Ganj at Special Intensive Revision camp. SUSHIL KUMAR VERMA The Hindu https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/nfchsl/article71613316.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/TH20-Suruchi-DeGG1GMI3E6.3.jpg.jpg SUSHIL KUMAR VERMA NEW DELHI, 18/10/2026: Residents of Nehru Kutia, Malka Ganj Seen at Special Intensive Revision Camp , New Delhi on Sunday. Photo: Sushil Kumar Verma / The Hindu New Delhi A total of 1.07 lakh Form 6 applications seeking inclusion in Delhi’s electoral roll have been disposed of, according to an updated weekly disposal report uploaded on the website of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) on Thursday. The latest data replaced the weekly disposal report on the website that was there till Wednesday, with officials saying the data being uploaded earlier was wrong and not reflecting the disposals recorded since August 31, when the claims and objections phase began.
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