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Over 5 Lakh Claims and Objections Filed Before Delhi Voter Roll Draft Release

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Delhi's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process began with a base of approximately 1.45 crore registered electors. Enumeration forms were successfully collected for around 97.5 lakh voters, while forms for nearly 47.6 lakh voters could not be collected. Ahead of the release of the draft electoral roll, more than five lakh claims and objections have been filed by residents. The exercise is part of an effort to update and verify the accuracy of Delhi's voter list before the draft roll is officially published.

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