Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan on Saturday submitted his duly filled enumeration form under the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral roll, urging all eligible citizens to actively participate in the exercise to ensure a transparent, accurate and updated voters' list.
The submission took place at Uparashtrapati Bhawan, where the process was facilitated by officials from the Election Commission, including the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), Delhi, along with the District Election Officer (DEO), Electoral Registration Officer (ERO) and Booth Level Officer (BLO).
A video shared by the Vice President's Office shows election officials assisting him with the submission process at his residence. The officials are seen receiving the completed enumeration form before posing for photographs with the Vice President after the formalities were completed.
While submitting his duly filled enumeration form under the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral roll in Delhi, Vice President Shri C. P. Radhakrishnan urged all eligible voters to actively participate in the exercise, emphasising that an accurate and updated… pic.twitter.com/HLUVK3uf44
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Following the submission, Vice President Radhakrishnan appealed to citizens across the country to take part in the Special Intensive Revision exercise. He emphasised that an updated and error-free electoral roll forms the backbone of a healthy democratic process and encouraged all eligible voters to cooperate with election authorities by submitting their enumeration forms within the stipulated timeline.
The Special Intensive Revision is an exercise undertaken by the Election Commission to verify and update electoral rolls by adding eligible voters, correcting existing records and removing duplicate or ineligible entries. The process is aimed at ensuring that electoral rolls remain accurate ahead of future elections.
By personally participating in the revision process, the Vice President underscored the importance of citizen involvement in strengthening India's democratic institutions. His appeal serves as a reminder that every eligible voter has a role to play in maintaining the integrity and credibility of the electoral system.
Election authorities have also been encouraging citizens to complete the verification process and extend full cooperation to Booth Level Officers during the ongoing revision drive. The exercise is expected to improve the accuracy of electoral rolls and facilitate a smoother electoral process in the future.
The Vice President's participation in the Special Intensive Revision highlights the significance of voter registration and electoral roll verification, reinforcing the message that a robust democracy begins with an accurate and inclusive electoral roll.
