Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar along with Election Commissioner Anup Kumar Pandey launched the nationwide Special Summary Revision (SSR) 2023 on Wednesday in Pune.

Akhilesh Yadav has been asked for supporting evidence of such electors whose names have allegedly been deleted wrongfully New Delhi: Election Commission on Thursday asked Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav to submit proof to substantiate his allegation made at public fora that the poll body deliberately deleted names of voters... The post appeared first on .

The ECI has asked that Akhilesh to furnish details to the Commission by November 10, 2022, so that necessary action can be taken. Yadav has been asked to submit Assembly-wise data of deletions of such magnitude.

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New Delhi Nov 30 PTI Thematic posters were put up on city buses special camps were held and social media campaign was intensified to disseminate awareness messages for voters enrolment during the month-long special summary revision of Delhis electoral roll which ended on Tuesday Officials in the Delhi CEO Office said the exercise carried out as festival for the electorate was very fruitful During the special summary revision-2022 SSR-2022 which started on November 1 any person who would be 18 years or more on or before January 1 2022 was eligible to enrol as a voter The final roll will be published on January 5 The SSR-2022 exercise ended today Now all the forms submitted during the past one month for voter registration addition and modification of details deletion of deceased voters will be processed till the final roll is published in January The exercise was very fruitful a senior official told PTI The office of the chief electoral officer CEO of Delhi had made preparations to ensure the process took place smoothly and no voter was left behind We have planned to carry out this exercise in the spirit of a festival So the month-long period is being called a VotersUtsav Delhis Chief Electoral Officer Ranbir Singh had said on November 1 while announcing the start of the SSR-2022 Special posters were mounted on city buses and digital posters were put up on its Facebook and Twitter handles to raise awareness about the exercise Posters carry the tagline Dilli kaVoterUtsav and a slogan ChaloVoterBane Hum According to the draft roll published on November 1 2021 the total number of electors stand at 14795949 showed the data shared by the CEO Office earlier There is a decrease in the number of both male and female voters in the draft roll vis-a-vis the one published on January 15 according to data shared by the Delhi CEO The number of male female and third gender electors are 8088031 6706570 and 948 respectively according to the draft roll published on November 1 The numbers for the January 15 roll were 8158180 6738976 and 913 respectively Delhis last electoral roll was published in January 2021 according to which the total number of eligible voters in the city had then stood at over 148 crore SpecialSummaryRevision SSRof electoral roll with respect to January 1 2022 as the qualifying date was done in all 70 Assembly constituencies of Delhi The CEO Office carried out a number of outreach programmes during the one-month exercise and in the run up to the special summary revision Special camps were held on November 27 and 28 across all polling stations in the city to facilitate enrolment of voters as part of the SSR-2022 A special stall was opened at the Delhi Pavillion of the just-concluded India International Trade Fair IITF here to facilitate voters especially the youth Delhi CEO Singh on November 17 had directed all district election officers DEOs to speed up the process of enrolling young electors in the age brackets of 18-19 and 20-29 to address the issue of their under-representation in the electoral roll officials had said Ahead of the exercise Singh had appealed to all newly eligible and all left-out voters to immediately download the voters app and register in the voter list during this SSR Todays youth is tech-savvy and spends a lot of time on social media We should therefore interact with them where they spend their time the most and motivate them to become proud voters of our great democracy he had saidPTI KND CK

New Delhi [India], November 26 (ANI): The office of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of Delhi will hold special camps on November 27-28 across all polling stations in the city to facilitate the enrolment of voters, as part of the special summary revision (SSR) exercise.

New Delhi Nov 19 PTI A special stall has been opened at the Delhi Pavilion of the ongoing India International Trade Fair IITF here by poll authorities to facilitate voters especially the youth as part of the special summary revision exercise officials said The special summary revision of Delhis electoral roll with January 1 2022 as the qualifying date began on November 1 Delhi CEO Ranbir Singh had earlier said and asserted that the poll authorities will carry out the exercise as a month-long festival for the electorate A special voters facilitation stall has been started at the Delhi Pavilion of the ongoing IITF at Pragati Maidan As the event sees a large footfall of youths so this decision was taken to help voters who are turning 18 before the cut-off date or have already turned but not enrolled in the voters list besides other sections of the electorate Singh told PTI on ThursdayHe said the idea behind opening the stall at IITF is also to reach out to lot of women voters including young womenThe special stall is the result of an initiative of the office of the New Delhi District Election Officer DEO he saidAfter a years gap IITF is being held at Pragati Maidan in the national capital from November 14-27 with Atmanirbhar Bharat as its theme the commerce ministry had said early OctoberThe IITF is a huge attraction for the Delhites A special booth was set up at Delhi Pavilion in India Trade Promotion Organisation ITPO Pragati Maidan for dissemination of information regarding Special Summary Revision-2022New Delhi DEO Monica Priyadarshini told PTI that the special booth set up at the Delhi Pavilion has a dedicated staff deployed to educate visitors about the Voter Helpline app which is the easiest way for any kind of voter-related serviceResponse of visitors to this stall has been very encouraging she said Many youngsters have applied for new voter cards at the helpdesk through Voters Helpline App In less than two minutes they can enrol themselves as new voters she addedThe fair was not held in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic It was the second time in the history that IITF was not organised The first time this happened was in 1980Visitors were allowed in Business Days category from November 14-18 and for general public days it will now open from Friday till November 27During this exercise any person who would be 18 years or more on or before January 1 2022 will be eligible to enrol as a voter The final roll will be published on January 5Delhi CEO Office will hold special camps on November 27 and 28 across all polling stations in the city to facilitate enrolment of voters as part of the special summary revision SSR exercise officials had said on TuesdayAccording to the draft roll published on November 1 2021 the total number of electors stand at 14795949 showed the data shared by the CEO OfficeThere is a decrease in the number of both male and female voters in the draft roll vis-a-vis the one published on January 15 according to the data shared by the Delhi CEOThe number of male female and third gender electors are 8088031 6706570 and 948 respectively according to the draft roll published on November 1The numbers for the January 15 roll were 8158180 6738976 and 913 respectivelyDelhis last electoral roll was published in January 2021 according to which the total number of eligible voters in the city had then stood at over 148 crore PTI KND KJ KJ

New Delhi Nov 18 PTI A special stall has been opened at the Delhi Pavilion of the ongoing India International Trade Fair IITF here by poll authorities to facilitate voters especially the youth as part of the special summary revision exercise officials said on Thursday The special summary revision of Delhis electoral roll with January 1 2022 as the qualifying date began on November 1 Delhi CEO Ranbir Singh had earlier said and asserted that the poll authorities will carry out the exercise as a month-long festival for the electorate A special voters facilitation stall has been started at the Delhi Pavilion of the ongoing IITF at Pragati Maidan As the event sees a large footfall of youths so this decision was taken to help voters who are turning 18 before the cut-off date or have already turned but not enrolled in the voters list besides other sections of the electorate Singh told PTI on Thursday He said the idea behind opening the stall at IITF is also to reach out to lot of women voters including young women The special stall is the result of an initiative of the office of the New Delhi District Election Officer DEO he said After a years gap IITF is being held at Pragati Maidan in the national capital from November 14-27 with Atmanirbhar Bharat as its theme the commerce ministry had said early October The IITF is a huge attraction for the Delhites A special booth was set up at Delhi Pavilion in India Trade Promotion Organisation ITPO Pragati Maidan for dissemination of information regarding Special Summary Revision-2022 New Delhi DEO Monica Priyadarshini told PTI that the special booth set up at the Delhi Pavilion has a dedicated staff deployed to educate visitors about the Voter Helpline app which is the easiest way for any kind of voter-related service Response of visitors to this stall has been very encouraging she said Many youngsters have applied for new voter cards at the helpdesk through Voters Helpline App In less than two minutes they can enrol themselves as new voters she added The fair was not held in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic It was the second time in the history that IITF was not organised The first time this happened was in 1980 Visitors were allowed in Business Days category from November 14-18 and for general public days it will now open from Friday till November 27 During this exercise any person who would be 18 years or more on or before January 1 2022 will be eligible to enrol as a voter The final roll will be published on January 5 Delhi CEO Office will hold special camps on November 27 and 28 across all polling stations in the city to facilitate enrolment of voters as part of the special summary revision SSR exercise officials had said on Tuesday According to the draft roll published on November 1 2021 the total number of electors stand at 14795949 showed the data shared by the CEO Office There is a decrease in the number of both male and female voters in the draft roll vis-a-vis the one published on January 15 according to the data shared by the Delhi CEO The number of male female and third gender electors are 8088031 6706570 and 948 respectively according to the draft roll published on November 1 The numbers for the January 15 roll were 8158180 6738976 and 913 respectively Delhis last electoral roll was published in January 2021 according to which the total number of eligible voters in the city had then stood at over 148 crore PTI KND CK

New Delhi Nov 17 PTI Delhi Chief Electoral Officer Ranbir Singh on Wednesday directed all district election officers DEOs to speed up the process of enrolling young electors in the 18-19 and 20-29 age brackets to address the issue of their under-representation in the electoral roll officials saidDistrict magistrates or district election officers of all 11 districts on Wednesday met the CEO at his office here the officials saidThe CEO directed them to speed up the process of enrolling young electors according to a statement issued by the CEO OfficeSingh held a review meeting of all DEOs on the progress of Special Summary Revision SSR -2022 which started from November 1He directed all DEOs to boost up enrolment of young voters and monitor SSR activities on a daily basisSingh also asked about the measures to be taken to improve gender ratio in electoral rollsThe Office of the CEO has already taken all necessary steps to spread awareness via various platforms of media during the ongoing exercise to motivate young electors to enrol as voters so that no voter is left behind he saidHe emphasized that deletion of deceased and permanently shifted voters needs to be carried by following due procedure to improve the purity and accuracy of the voter listThe Delhi CEO also directed the DEOs to understand and address any difficulties being faced by citizens of Delhi regarding their enrolment and said it must be ensured that they are duly assistedPersons with disability be similarly facilitated to enrol as voters and also get marked as PwD Voters in the electoral rolls for availing various accessibility services during election he addedHe called upon all DEOs to exercise due sensitivity and empathy towards all marginalised sections of citizens and assist them in getting enrolled as voters through special campsSingh directed that during the ongoing SSR all duplicate or multiple entries be removedHe exhorted all DEOs to fully achieve the objectives of the SSR as laid down by the Election Commission of India by mobilising the electoral machinery as well as the left out voters of all categoriesThe SSR should be used as an opportunity to make the electoral rolls of all assembly constituencies inclusive and error-free Singh saidThe DelhiCEOOffice will hold special camps on November 27 and 28 across all polling stations in the city to facilitate enrolment of voters as part of the special summary revision SSR exercise officials said on TuesdayAs per the draft roll published on November 1 2021 the total number of electors stand at 14795949 according to data shared by theCEOOfficeThere is a decrease in the number of both male and female voters in the draft roll vis-a-vis the one published on January 15 according to data shared by the DelhiCEO The number of male female and third gender electors are 8088031 6706570 and 948 respectively according to the latest draft rollDelhis last electoralrollwas published in January 2021 according to which thetotal number of eligiblevotersin the city had then stood at over 148 crore PTIKND IJT

New Delhi [India], November 17 (ANI): Delhi Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Dr Ranbir Singh has directed all the 11 District Election Officers (DEOs) to speed up the process of enrolling young electors between the age brackets of 18-19 years and 20-29 years to address the issue of their under-representation in the electoral roll.