Electoral Rolls Overhaul in West Bengal: SIR Initiative Launched After 23 Years
West Bengal embarks on a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, distributing over 84 lakh forms. The initiative, overseen by EC officials including Principal Secretary SB Joshi, marks the first major update in 23 years and involves extensive field visits across key districts.
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The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls is currently underway in West Bengal, marking the first major update in over two decades.
In a month-long initiative that started Tuesday, more than 84 lakh electoral forms have been distributed statewide by booth-level officers.
Election Commission officials, including Principal Secretary SB Joshi, are actively overseeing the initiative and conducting field visits to ensure smooth execution and evaluate local election machinery.
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