KHATIMA NEWS
Dehradun
Uttarakhand’s State Election Office has published district-wise electoral roll data after the Special Intensive Revision. The revised figures show 4,01,276 additions and 17,05,130 deletions, with Dehradun recording the highest number of removed names. Political parties have been asked to support a special campaign launched on October 8.
Dehradun
Congress says it will examine 97,186 voter names removed after notices issued during Uttarakhand’s Special Intensive Revision. Party committee chairman Manoj Rawat has questioned the handling of Form-7 objections and claimed that nearly 14.99 lakh names were removed from different stages of the electoral roll revision since January 2025.
Dehradun
Uttarakhand’s final electoral roll, published on October 3 after claims and objections were reviewed, includes 7,158,949 voters. The Election Commission-led process added 129,872 voters and removed 104,708 names under prescribed rules. Booth Level Officers will now help eligible people missing from the roll apply for inclusion through Form 6.
Almora
A special revision has reduced Almora’s draft electoral roll by 55,485 names across its 6 Assembly constituencies. Officials received 6,604 applications after publication of the draft, and around 5 to 6 thousand names were subsequently restored, leaving the overall decline at about 50,000. The final roll will clarify the revised electorate.
Dehradun
Around 95,000 names have been placed in Form-7 after voters did not attend objection hearings during Uttarakhand’s Special Intensive Revision. Electoral officials cannot restore them directly, but affected people can apply again through Form-6 after the final electoral roll is published on 3 October.
