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SIR: Tracing 2002 electoral rolls remains a challenge while filling enumeration form

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Rishita Khanna
SIR: Tracing 2002 electoral rolls remains a challenge while filling enumeration form
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Voters and officials in Karnataka are struggling with the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process due to difficulties in tracing 2002 electoral roll records. Technical issues with digital portals and missing historical data are hindering the voter mapping exercise.

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Administrative hurdles in voter registration can lead to disenfranchisement and public distrust in the electoral process.

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With door-to-door visits under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) having begun, voters and Booth Level Officers (BLOs), while filling the enumeration forms, are facing the same problems reported during the voter mapping stage — linking entries to the 2002 electoral rolls and issues related to progeny mapping.

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The article focuses on the technical and logistical challenges faced by citizens and officials, maintaining a neutral reporting tone.

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