Delhi SIR: CEO Clarifies Draft Electoral Roll Process, Says No Name to Be Deleted without Due Process

Delhi SIR: CEO clarifies draft electoral roll process, says no name to be deleted without due process

Delhi SIR 2026: The Chief Electoral Officer of Delhi issued clarifications about the Draft Electoral Roll prepared for 2026. Notices are being sent to voters where discrepancies or links cannot be verified. Voters can respond by submitting required documents to Electoral Registration Officers or Assistant Officers. A Special Camp to maximize voter enrollment is planned for September 27 and other camps for marginalized groups are also scheduled.

Delhi CEO clarifies draft electoral roll process, says no name to be deleted without due process

The Office of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), Delhi, on Tuesday clarified its position on the Draft Electoral Roll prepared under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026, stating that issuance of notices does not mean deletion of a voter's name and that voters have been given an opportunity to respond and submit the required documents.

Delhi CEO confirms no voter names removed without due process

Delhi’s CEO says notices under the 2026 Special Intensive Revision do not mean voter names are deleted, with voters able to respond and appeal.

As AAP raises questions over enrolment of cabinet ministers, Delhi CEO clarifies SIR rules

Earlier, AAP questioned the ongoing SIR process after the party's National Convenor and former Delhi Chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal, went missing from the Delhi electoral rolls.