Commission says voters omitted from draft rolls can apply using Form 6
Politics · First reported 3 Nov, 14:39 · Updated 15:10

The Election Commission said voters dropped from draft SIR rolls can apply afresh through Form 6. It also said some existing voters were hesitant to use the form because of its first-time inclusion declaration.
- The Commission said voters dropped from draft SIR rolls can apply afresh through Form 6.
- The Commission said it received information that many existing voters hesitated to submit Form 6.
- The stated reason for that hesitation was the form’s declaration that the applicant is seeking inclusion in the electoral roll for the first time.
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- Application form
- Form 6
- Who can apply afresh
- Voters dropped from draft SIR rolls
- Reported concern
- Many existing voters were hesitant to submit Form 6
- Reason given
- The form declares that the applicant seeks inclusion in the electoral roll for the first time
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- Earlier coverage described protests in New Delhi over voter-roll changes; election authorities said the revision was intended to improve accuracy. [b84c73c1-f25e-4b7e-986a-4003a11f9603]
- Earlier coverage said opposition parties held mock impeachment proceedings against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over the voter-roll revision; the Election Commission and BJP denied the opposition’s allegation that it could benefit the ruling party. [cbd8674e-a237-4be0-83a2-5fbc37351ae8]
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