Election Commission Electoral Roll Revision Notices

9 UPDATES · 20 DAYS · 20 SEPT 2026 — 9 OCT 2026

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Latest · 9 Oct 2026

Uttar Pradesh Chief Electoral Officer Navdeep Rinwa reported that 16.18 lakh Form 6 applications were accepted during the special intensive revision exercise.

What this timeline covers

This event covers the issuance of notices to prominent Delhi voters, including L K Advani and Manish Sisodia, regarding discrepancies in their electoral details during the Special Intensive Revision, including its reactions, analyses, and follow-up developments. It excludes other actions by these individuals, political parties, or the Delhi region that are not direct developments of this specific voter list revision process.

The full story, from the beginning

20Sept

STORY BEGINS — NDTV

Authorities issued notices to L K Advani, Manish Sisodia, and others regarding electoral roll discrepancies, requiring document submissions by October 29 to finalize voter lists by November 4.

NDTV

The Election Commission issued notices to prominent voters, including S Jaishankar and Rekha Gupta, to resolve documentation discrepancies during the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.

22Sept

NDTV

The electoral body issued a notice to 125-year-old voter Shyam Mukhija regarding a self-name mismatch during the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Delhi.

29Sept

The Hindu

The Election Commission deleted nearly 13.3 crore names from electoral rolls during the special intensive revision process, while the Congress party demands the restoration of all deleted names.

1Oct

The Hindu

Congress leader Raghuveera Reddy demanded transparency and the restoration of eligible voters' names in Andhra Pradesh following reports that over 13 crore names were excluded from electoral rolls.

7Oct

NDTV

The US Supreme Court allowed the federal SAVE database to facilitate a voter roll cleanup similar to India's Special Intensive Revision.

NDTV

The Election Commission launched a special voter enrolment drive across 20 states and Union Territories where the Special Intensive Revision is complete.

9Oct

The Hindu

The Election Commission of India capped Form 7 submissions to 10 applications during claims and objections to prevent bulk voter name deletions following reports of mass filings by BJP leaders.

LATEST UPDATE — The Hindu

Uttar Pradesh Chief Electoral Officer Navdeep Rinwa reported that 16.18 lakh Form 6 applications were accepted during the special intensive revision exercise.

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