Narasimharaja

Election officials started a special campaign to update the voter list in the Narasimharaja assembly constituency. Following Election Commission rules, teams are visiting different spots to make sure every eligible person is registered.

## Voter verification efforts

Officers recently visited the Little Sisters of the Poor old age home to help senior citizens check their voter details. They did the same at St. Philomena's College. Venkatesh C, the electoral registration officer, asked residents to contact their local Booth Level Officers (BLOs) if they need to add their names, fix errors, or move their entries to a new voter list.

Mysuru is updating electoral rolls. Officials found nearly 1.3 lakh voters with errors or missing details. If you live in this district, a Booth Level Officer might contact you soon. People in Chamundeshwari and Narasimharaja should check their voter status.

These errors are often simple spelling mistakes or incorrect ages. Some records also lack links to family members. Be ready for a visit. BLOs are visiting addresses to deliver notices and may take a photo. If you are not home, they will try to visit up to three times.

How to fix your voter details

You need to meet the Assistant Electoral Registration Officer to correct these problems. Keep your identity documents ready for this. Election Commission gave a two-month period to finish this work. Do not ignore these notices, as your name could be removed from the final list if you do not verify your details.

Mysuru authorities have released the draft electoral roll for Narasimharaja assembly constituency. This follows the Special Intensive Revision 2026 process.

This draft lists 2,28,543 registered voters. This total includes 1,09,555 men, 1,18,957 women, and 31 third-gender individuals. Officials met with political party representatives to discuss the verification process, including how to handle claims and objections.

Changes to voter details

If you find errors or need to update your details, you can submit claims at your local ERO or AERO office. You can also use the official portal to manage your registration.

Verification Nodal Officer Bheemappa Alali inspected the Special Intensive Revision process in the Narasimharaja Assembly Constituency recently. He checked how staff members are handling the digitization and checking of enumeration forms. Officials are making sure everything follows Election Commission of India guidelines. The team visited several polling booths under Mysuru City Corporation to keep the work on track.

Voter list updates

Meanwhile, the Chamundeshwari Assembly Constituency has distributed forms to over 3.5 lakh voters. Digitization is moving fast there, with more than half of the forms already processed. Officials found over 8,000 cases of voters who have passed away or moved out of the area. This cleanup is very important for an accurate voter list. You can check the official guidelines for these processes at the Election Commission of India website.

BJP delegation led by MP Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar raised concerns about Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Narasimharaja constituency. They met Deputy Commissioner to report that forms aren't being handed out door-to-door properly. The party says their Booth Level Agents are being stopped from helping.

These issues need to be fixed fast to keep public trust. Deputy Commissioner promised to look into the complaints. He will meet all political parties to make sure the process is fair. He also clarified that now is just for collecting forms. Formal checking starts after draft roll is published on August 5.

Former mayor Sandesh Swamy is worried about how the electoral roll revision is being handled in Narasimharaja assembly constituency. He asked Deputy Commissioner to start an inquiry into reports of mistakes that could make the process unfair.

Swamy says unauthorized people are interfering with officials. These people are collecting application forms and pressuring staff. Some workers feel scared and say they cannot do their jobs without security.

Voter List Concerns

One big problem is a suspicious jump of nearly one lakh new voters since 2002. This is strange because there has not been much housing growth in that area. Although the revision is going well in other parts of Karnataka, these issues in Narasimharaja need immediate attention to make sure elections stay fair.