Nagarkurnool

Special Intensive Revision hearings have started in Telangana. Officials have already rejected four applications during the initial check. Two rejections happened in Malkajgiri and two in Nagarkurnool.

Processing voter notices

State election officials are working through a list of over 92 lakh notices. These notices go to voters who have missing details or data errors compared to past records. The goal is to process over 2 lakh notices daily. So far, only a small number have been delivered.

If an application is rejected, do not worry. You can file an appeal with the District Election Officer within 15 days. If needed, a second appeal can go to the Chief Electoral Officer. The process for claims and objections stays open until October 15.

Bharat Rashtra Samithi representatives recently met with Telangana Chief Electoral Officer to share concerns about multiple voter entries for Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy. The party says his name is on voter lists for both Kodangal and Achampet.

Request for investigation

BRS wants a probe into these records. They asked if the Chief Minister reported his voter status in Kondareddypally village during his 2023 election filings. If this was not reported, the party says Election Commission should check for rules broken under Representation of the People Act.

State government statements on this have been mixed. An update from FactCheck Telangana now says the Chief Minister is only registered in Kodangal. They state he is not in Achampet or Nagarkurnool records. BRS stays doubtful and continues to ask for a clear inquiry.

Questions about the voter status of Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy are still circulating. The state government fact-check portal recently removed a post that had mentioned a duplicate entry in the voter records. Officials previously said his name appeared in two constituencies and would be fixed during the Special Intensive Revision. That position has now changed.

Updates on voter registration status

The latest update says the Chief Minister is only registered in the Kodangal Assembly constituency. The authorities deny his name is in the list for Achampet or anywhere in the Nagarkurnool district. His EPIC number is linked to his current constituency, but his native village, Kondareddypally, is not part of his current registration. This confusion has left people asking how the Election Commission of India handles these record errors.

Nagarkurnool District Election Officer Hemant Keshav Patel confirmed that Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy is not registered to vote in the Achampet constituency or anywhere in Nagarkurnool district. He gave this update to address talk about the Chief Minister supposedly being registered in two places.

The official stated that there are no cases of dual voting in the district. He asked citizens to ignore rumors about this topic. The confusion started because electoral rolls showed the same EPIC number in both Kodangal and Achampet. Authorities said the Chief Minister's family plans to keep the registration in Kodangal and delete the entry from the Kondareddypally list during the current revision process.

Voter list updates

Officials are currently working on clearing up these records. They want to make sure every voter has only one entry. If you have questions about your own registration, check your details on the official website.

Nagarkurnool district election officials have denied claims that Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy is registered to vote in two places. Social media reports recently suggested he was on the voter list for both Kodangal and Achampet assembly constituencies. Officials confirmed there was an error in the voter list, but it is being fixed through the standard special revision process.

Voter list correction status

The family of the Chief Minister formally requested the removal of his name from the Kondareddypally voter list. They want his registration to stay only in Kodangal. Officials pointed out that having the same voter ID number in two lists does not allow a person to vote twice. Please ignore rumors about this.

District Collector Hemanta Keshav Patil told Booth Level Officers in Nagarkurnool to distribute and help voters fill out enumeration forms. This is part of the Special Intensive Revision of the electoral roll. It is very important for everyone to take part so their names are on the final list.

Collector visited a polling station in Ramnagar Colony recently. He warned that people who miss this step might find their names missing from the revised rolls. Officials are now checking these forms. They need to finish before the draft electoral roll is shown on July 31.

Voter Registration Update

Please work with your local BLOs to keep your voting rights. You can find more details in Election Commission guidelines.