Manipur Final Electoral Roll Adds 26,221 Electors; Kangpokpi Loses 11,471 While Ukhrul Gains 5,292
Manipur's final electoral roll shows a net increase of 26,221 voters following a state-wide verification process. While districts like Churachandpur and Ukhrul saw significant gains, Kangpokpi experienced a notable decline in registered electors.
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Changes in electoral rolls are critical for democratic representation and resource allocation in regional governance.
IMPHAL/UKHRUL: Manipur’s Final Photo Electoral Roll has recorded significant changes across the hill districts, with Kangpokpi witnessing the sharpest decline of 11,471 electors, while Ukhrul added 5,292 electors following the Special Summary Revision.
Chief electoral officer (CEO), Manipur, Arun Kumar Sinha, announced the publication of the Final Electoral Rolls for all 60 Assembly Constituencies at a press conference held at the CEO Office, Lamphel, on Sunday.
According to the final figures, Kangpokpi’s electorate declined from 99,885 in the Draft Electoral Roll to 88,414, while Senapati also recorded a substantial fall of 4,780 electors, decreasing from 1,42,408 to 1,37,628.
In contrast, Ukhrul saw a significant rise of 5,292 electors, with its electorate increasing from 83,322 to 88,614. Churachandpur recorded the highest increase among the hill districts, adding 5,969 electors and taking its total from 1,55,154 to 1,61,123.
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