SIR: Karnataka completes 100% digitisation
Karnataka has achieved 100% digitization of electoral forms during its Special Intensive Revision phase. While millions of voters have successfully mapped their details, a small percentage remains unmapped, and the election office continues to process thousands of requests for updates.
Why it matters
Efficient digitization of electoral rolls is critical for maintaining accurate voter lists and ensuring democratic participation.
The enumeration phase of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) crossed 100% digitisation of forms on Sunday.
Of the total forms digitised, over 1.76 crore electors have self-mapped, while 2.34 crore have mapped themselves as progeny. Another 33.61 lakh, or 6.06% of voters, remain unmapped, meaning they could not find their own or their family’s names in the 2002 electoral rolls.
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