MCC steps up public outreach for SIR form collection
The Mysuru City Corporation is conducting an outreach campaign to collect Special Intensive Revision (SIR) forms for electoral roll updates. Officials are inspecting residential areas to ensure citizens are participating in the process.
Why it matters
Accurate electoral rolls are fundamental to the integrity of the democratic process, ensuring that all eligible citizens are registered to vote.
The Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) has intensified its public awareness campaign for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral rolls, urging residents to submit their duly filled SIR forms to Booth Level Officers (BLOs).
As part of the campaign, the civic body has deployed public announcement vehicles across various localities to inform citizens that SIR forms have been distributed to every household and to remind them to hand over the completed forms during the BLOs’ collection visits.
To monitor the progress of the exercise, MCC Commissioner M. K. Savita conducted field inspections in several residential areas on Sunday. During the visit, the Commissioner interacted with residents to verify the distribution and collection of SIR forms, sought public feedback, and addressed queries related to the revision process.
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