Amberpet

Nearly 1 lakh voters in Hyderabad missed required hearings for the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Officials sent notices to over 4 lakh people, but very few have shown up. If you got a notice, attend the hearing to keep your name on the final list.

Many voters are confused by notices sent to different addresses or are ignoring them because of minor spelling errors in surnames. You need to attend at least one hearing to confirm your details. If you do not respond by the October 15 deadline, your name might be removed from the final voter list.

Action required for voter records

Residents in Malakpet, Amberpet, or Sanathnagar should make sure their records are updated. Officials are currently processing a list of over 12 lakh notices. Check your status and attend your scheduled hearing to keep your voting rights.

Voters in Hyderabad are having a hard time with the current Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Many residents say that finding their names in the 2002 records is a big problem. Many people find the process confusing and frustrating. Some are even told to wait for official notices from the Electoral Registration Officer rather than getting immediate help.

Problems like Aadhaar mismatches and forms printed only in English make things harder. In areas like Amberpet and Jubilee Hills, residents see inconsistent form distribution.

Common registration issues

Couples living in the same house often get their forms at different places. If your name or surname does not match your Aadhaar card exactly, your application might be rejected. It is a messy situation for many families trying to update their details.

Voters in Hyderabad have an update regarding electoral records. The number of Absent, Shifted, or Dead (ASD) electors dropped during Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026. Officials confirmed the count is now 2.60 lakh, down from the 11.50 lakh recorded on July 15.

Verification efforts across the city

Booth Level Officers completed field checks across Hyderabad. Yakutpura currently has the highest number of ASD entries at 37,197. Amberpet reports the lowest at 6,427. This progress improves voter list accuracy. Election Commission staff members are updating records before future polls. More than 20 lakh forms were collected so far, and Chandrayangutta is leading in digital record updates.

Some people think that registering to vote in Hyderabad means losing access to government schemes in their home villages. GHMC Commissioner RV Karnan has denied these rumors. He says that enrolling in the city is a personal choice and does not affect benefits like housing support.

Voter registration details

People living in the city for six months can register. Voter registration is also separate from the address on your Aadhaar card. Officials found over 2.6 lakh voters listed as Absent, Shifted, or Dead.

If you need to turn in your Enumeration Forms, do not wait until the August 3 deadline. Early submission helps the Electoral Registration Officer handle your data faster. Currently, areas like Sanathnagar, Musheerabad, Amberpet and Malakpet have lower submission rates. Please act soon to make sure your details are added to the system correctly.

Finding old voter details is now easier. District Electoral Officer in Hyderabad released a new correlation statement. This document helps link a current Assembly constituency with the one used in 2002.

Many voters found it hard to locate records after constituency boundaries changed. You can now see how polling stations were merged. For example, records previously in Himayatnagar might now be found under Amberpet or Khairatabad.

Verify electoral history

This update is very important for anyone needing to verify history for Election Commission of India requirements under the SIR 2002 exercise. Know your old constituency name to use this tool well. It is a big help for anyone trying to clear up their electoral history.

Concerns have emerged about voter lists in Greater Hyderabad. Officials warn that 35 lakh voters across three districts might be removed from the lists. This happened because booth-level officers made mistakes during the current Special Intensive Revision process. Although reports said forms were distributed, many people in places like Cantonment, Musheerabad, Sanathnagar, and Amberpet never received theirs.

Voter verification steps

Chief Electoral Officer C. Sudharshan Reddy has checked the progress in Serilingampally. If you are a voter, please be aware. The draft voter list comes out on July 31. From August 1, teams will send notices to people whose details are flagged. You must answer these notices quickly. Just give a valid ID document, as asked by Election Commission of India, to your local election officer to keep your name on the list.