SIR: 75.85% of enumeration forms digitised in Mysuru district
Mysuru district has successfully digitised 75.85% of electoral enumeration forms as part of a special intensive revision process. Officials have completed the distribution of forms to all electors and are currently verifying data to ensure accurate electoral rolls.
Why it matters
Efficient digitisation of electoral rolls is critical for maintaining democratic integrity and ensuring accurate voter participation in upcoming elections.
The digitisation of enumeration forms under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Mysuru district has reached 75.85%, with 21,23,449 forms digitised as of 6 p.m. on July 29.
According to the Deputy Commissioner and District Election Officer, the district has achieved 100% distribution of enumeration forms to all 27,99,693 electors across 2,915 polling stations. The house-to-house enumeration and digitisation exercise is being carried out from June 30 to August 8.
During the verification process, officials identified 4,31,077 uncollectable enumeration forms (15.40%), comprising 97,682 absent electors, 1,05,416 permanently shifted electors, 105,416 deceased electors, 34,750 electors already enrolled elsewhere, and 3,189 cases classified under other reasons.
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