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Modified Voter Form May Be Cancelled, SIR Applications Could Rise in Maharashtra
Only 6 lakh electors applied for Special Intensive Revision voter list in Maharashtra despite draft roll excluding 2 crore voters.
That is a worrying gap. Officials from chief electoral office in Maharashtra are waiting for Election Commission to respond after Supreme Court pointed out that it never approved the modified Form 6.
If Election Commission cancels the modified form, officials expect a big jump in applications. Here is why. The modified form demands a declaration linking every applicant to the 2002-03 voter list. Many people do not have that proof ready, so they skipped applying altogether.
"If this declaration is removed, it is possible that they may apply," said a senior official from the state.
Where applications came from
Data shows 6,04,871 voter applications were received in the last month. Malegaon Central in Nashik saw the highest numbers at 8,458, followed by Jalgaon City with 6,782. On the other hand, Alibag in Raigad recorded the lowest at just 490 applications.
Migration and the lack of an upcoming election are also blamed for the low response. Political parties did not push hard enough to get people to fill forms, officials said.
Note: The deadline for SIR applications in Maharashtra is October 12.
Malegaon voter list verification flags over 1.26 lakh anomalies
A special check of voter lists in Malegaon found big mistakes. Officials flagged 1,26,421 suspicious entries out of 2,41,450 voters checked. Dr. Kirit Somaiya led this audit. It shows problems with double registrations and fake birth certificates used to get voting rights.
The probe suggests many entries come from systemic issues. This includes possible illegal immigration and forged documents. Officials are now visiting homes to check the lists. Election Commission is reviewing these findings to keep the voting process accurate.
Voter List Verification
Authorities are focusing on these points to clean the records:
- Checking for duplicate names to stop double voting.
- Verifying birth certificates to stop fraud.
- Door-to-door visits to confirm who actually lives there.
