Pulakeshinagar

Many Bengaluru residents face uncertainty as the Special Intensive Revision process has marked many names as absent, shifted, dead, duplicate, or others. Local activists say Booth Level Officers are often missing or failing to do proper home visits. This leaves many voters left out of draft electoral rolls without any warning. In areas like Pulakeshinagar, residents worry about data accuracy.

Managing voter list errors

Citizens struggle to fix these errors, especially those marked as shifted who are caught between different areas. If your name is missing or wrong, officials say to wait until August 17 to submit required forms. Check your status and apply for corrections through the official Election Commission of India portal.

Tensions rose in Bengaluru after local BJP members said a booth supervisor was attacked while working. The official, Fakirappa, was on duty in the D.J. Halli area of Pulakeshinagar. He was allegedly pressured to add names of people without valid documents to the voter list.

## Incident Details

Party leaders said Fakirappa refused to add these names because the individuals did not have required documents. A group of eight people then attacked him, leaving him with injuries to his teeth and lips. BJP members have called for Home Minister Priyank Kharge to step down, saying he failed to keep government staff safe while they did their jobs.

Local authorities are facing questions as the BJP says the victim is afraid and cannot be contacted. This event has caused new worries about how safe election workers are in this area.