Bihar's Electoral Roll Revision: A Collaborative Effort

Bihar's Special Intensive Revision of the electoral roll progresses as the Election Commission collaborates with political parties to address nearly 29.62 lakh electors whose forms are missing, and 43.93 lakh electors not found at addresses. Parties are urged to connect with these electors before the draft publication on August 1.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 21-07-2025 20:04 IST | Created: 21-07-2025 20:04 IST
Bihar's Electoral Roll Revision: A Collaborative Effort
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Bihar's electoral roll is undergoing a Special Intensive Revision (SIR), prompting a significant push from the state's poll machinery. In a crucial phase, the Election Commission has engaged with representatives from all political parties to share detailed lists of 29.62 lakh electors whose forms have yet to be submitted.

The commission has also highlighted the challenge of nearly 43.93 lakh electors who were not located at their registered addresses. To tackle this, major political parties have been requested to mobilize efforts, involving their district presidents and around 1.5 lakh booth-level agents, to ensure no eligible elector is overlooked.

With the draft electoral rolls set for publication on August 1, citizens will have the opportunity to file objections or request rectifications. The Election Commission emphasizes collaborative action to ensure the integrity of the electoral process.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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