No Prosecution for Eligible Voters Reapplying Through Form 6 After SIR Deletions: EC to SC

Voters can re-apply without fear of prosecution: EC

The Election Commission has informed the Supreme Court that voters previously enrolled but missing from draft electoral rolls can re-apply via Form 6 without facing prosecution. This clarification aims to allay fears and ensure eligible citizens are not deprived of their right to vote, while also addressing concerns about Absent, Shifted, Dead, or Duplicate (ASDD) voters.

No prosecution for eligible voters reapplying through Form 6 after SIR deletions: EC to SC

The Election Commission told the Supreme Court that chief electoral officers have been requested to give wide publicity to the said clarification, in local languages as well.

No Prosecution For Voters Reapplying Through Form 6: EC

Poll panel tells Supreme Court voters left out of draft electoral rolls can apply afresh without fear of legal action

'No prosecution of existing voters filing Form 6,' EC tells SC

New Delhi: The Election Commission (EC) has told the Supreme Court that voters whose names are missing from draft electoral rolls despite having been enrolled earlier can apply afresh through Form 6 without fear of prosecution. In an affidavit filed before the court, the poll panel said chief electoral officers have been requested to give … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Politics and Top Stories…

No prosecution for previously-enrolled voters filing Form 6: EC to SC

EC has directed officials to facilitate voter inclusion through physical and online submissions, including reaching out to ASDD voters