Return enumeration forms to BLOs at the earliest: Udupi DC urges electors
Udupi District officials are urging citizens to return electoral enumeration forms promptly to ensure the accuracy of the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. With 99.97% of forms distributed, the administration is focusing on digitizing data and maintaining transparency before the upcoming election cycles.
Why it matters
Efficient electoral roll management is critical for democratic integrity and ensuring all eligible citizens are registered to vote.
Stating that enumeration forms have been distributed to majority of the electors in Udupi District, Deputy Commissioner T.K. Swaroopa on Tuesday, urged them to return the filled-in forms to booth level officers (BLOs) at the earliest to help speedy completion of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls being undertaken by the Election Commission of India.
Chairing a meeting of representatives of political parties at Rajatadri, the district office complex in Manipal, Ms. Swaroopa urged political parties and electors to cooperate with the administration to maintain the accuracy and transparency of the rolls. Enumeration forms have been distributed to 99.97% of the electors in the district with 425 forms remaining to be distributed in Udupi Assembly constituency, she said.
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