Hyderabad, Nov 14 (Maxim News): The Election Commission has identified 2.63 crore electors as eligible for inclusion in Telangana’s final voter list under the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR).
As of Friday, officials had found 54,821 voters ineligible. These figures are based on the disposal of notices issued during the revision process.
According to official sources, 2,63,17,492 electors have been cleared for final publication. This includes 60,06,514 voters with logical discrepancies and 31,64,918 voters with no mapping.
Telangana had around 3.35 crore registered voters before the revision. The Commission identified 95 lakh voters for deletion under the Absent, Shifted, Dead and Duplicate (ASDD) categories.
The Election Commission issued notices to 92.87 lakh voters over discrepancies in their records. Following hearings, officials cleared 79,84,383 voters for inclusion in the final list.
Another 11,86,998 voters were cleared without hearings. Together, these figures indicate that more than 85 per cent of voters who received notices are set to return to the electoral rolls.
Hyderabad and Medchal Lead in Voter Re-inclusion
Hyderabad recorded the highest number of voters cleared for inclusion after receiving notices.
Officials issued notices to more than 12 lakh voters in Hyderabad. They subsequently cleared 10.30 lakh voters for inclusion in the final electoral list.
In Medchal-Malkajgiri district, more than 14 lakh voters received notices. Officials cleared over 11.76 lakh voters for the final list.
As of Friday, the Commission had found 54,821 voters ineligible for inclusion. This included 21,510 voters with logical discrepancies and 33,311 voters with no mapping.
Rangareddy district recorded the highest number of ineligible voters at 13,427. This included 1,977 cases involving logical discrepancies and 11,459 cases involving no mapping.
Rajanna Sircilla recorded the lowest number of ineligible voters at 167. Of these, 160 involved logical discrepancies and six involved no mapping.
A senior official in the Chief Electoral Officer’s office said the notice disposal process was still underway. The figures could change as officials continue examining cases.
The period for filing claims and objections ran from August 17 to October 7. The Commission has been processing the claims and objections since August 17.
The disposal process will continue until November 26.
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