Bihar Election Commission Urges Voter Contact for SIR Form Completion
- July 16, 2025
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The Election Commission of Bihar is ramping up its efforts to finalize the state’s electoral roll. With a significant milestone already achieved, the commission reports a 91% coverage rate after accounting for voters who have passed away or relocated. This progress marks a crucial step in ensuring an accurate and up-to-date voter list for upcoming elections.
To address the remaining gap, booth level officers have been tasked with reaching out to voters individually. Their primary objective is to ensure that all eligible voters complete and submit the necessary forms under the Special Summary Revision (SIR) process. This personalized approach is designed to facilitate timely form submission and enhance voter participation.
Despite the high coverage rate, challenges remain in reaching certain segments of the population. Factors such as geographical barriers, lack of awareness, and logistical issues can hinder the registration process. The Election Commission is committed to overcoming these obstacles by employing targeted strategies and leveraging local resources.
The successful completion of this initiative is vital for maintaining the integrity of Bihar’s electoral process. An accurate voter roll not only ensures fair elections but also strengthens democratic participation. By addressing discrepancies and updating records, the commission aims to build public trust and confidence in the electoral system.
The Election Commission urges all eligible voters in Bihar to cooperate with booth level officers and complete their form submissions promptly. This collaborative effort between officials and citizens is essential for achieving comprehensive voter registration and facilitating smooth electoral proceedings.