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ECI Urges Timely Action on Electoral Roll Errors

The Election Commission of India said timely scrutiny during the claims period is essential to correct errors and maintain accurate voter lists amid political disputes in Bihar.

  • On Saturday , the Election Commission of India issued a reminder that some political parties and their Booth Level Agents did not examine the Electoral Rolls at the `appropriate time`.
  • Recent criticisms over alleged inaccuracies prompted the Election Commission of India to release a 10-point clarification emphasising its multi-stage, decentralised process for electoral roll preparation.
  • The ECI described a multi-layered, decentralised process involving Electoral Registration Officers and Booth Level Officers, sharing draft voter lists in digital and physical copies with a one-month window for claims and objections.
  • The Election Commission criticised political parties for raising issues post-election, warning that missing the Claims and Objections period undermines electoral process integrity and urged proactive engagement.
  • Ahead of the EC's press conference, the body reminded parties that some did not examine electoral rolls at the 'appropriate time', raising concerns amid Bihar tensions.
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The Election Commission issued a 10-point statement saying that if the issues were raised at the same time, the concerned Electoral Registration Officers (EROs) could have investigated them and corrected them if found correct.

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Yes Punjab broke the news in on Saturday, August 16, 2025.
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