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Voters in Rajendranagar report missing names from draft electoral roll
Voters in Rajendranagar are worried after Election Commission released the latest draft voter list. Many residents were shocked to find their names missing, even though they submitted their forms during the recent Special Intensive Revision.
Several voters said they sent in their details well before the deadline. Now, they are struggling to get help. Many report that Booth Level Officers are not picking up phone calls. One voter noted that local officials directed them to officers whose phone numbers do not work.
Lack of support for voters
This situation has caused frustration. People feel their attempts to participate in elections are being ignored. There is a lack of responsibility from local offices. Voters are asking for these errors to be fixed right away to make sure the final voter list is accurate.
Tracking Your Telangana Family Register Certificate Status
People who applied for Telangana Family Register Certificate can check their application status online. If you have a transaction number, visit the MeeSeva website and use the section for checking status.
Although the government aimed for a two-day turnaround, many people are facing delays. In some areas like Rajendranagar, officials are asking for paper copies of your MeeSeva acknowledgement, ration card, and Aadhaar cards for every family member. If your certificate is stuck, contact your local Tehsildar office.
Why this record matters
This document is very important. It acts as a single record for your family. It is one of the 12 documents accepted by Election Commission of India during the Special Intensive Revision process. This is very helpful for voters who need to verify their details.
Telangana Family Register Certificate Application Process and Delays
Many citizens in Telangana face delays after applying for Family Register Certificate. Although government rules suggest a two-day processing window, the actual process often takes longer.
In areas like Rajendranagar, officials ask people to submit paper copies of their MeeSeva acknowledgement, ration card, and Aadhaar cards for every family member. It is not clear if this rule applies in all mandals.
Contacting local offices
If your certificate does not arrive on time, contact your local Tehsildar office. This document is very useful for voters. It is one of the 12 documents accepted by Election Commission of India during the Special Intensive Revision process.
Election Commission mandates door-to-door voter verification
Election Commission officials told Booth Level Officers they must visit houses in person for the Special Intensive Revision exercise. This happened because some officers were skipping these required field checks. Authorities want to make sure duplicate, deceased, and shifted voters are removed from the rolls completely and accurately.
Additional Chief Electoral Officer Vasam Venkateswarlu Reddy checked polling stations in Khairatabad and Rajendranagar. He went to Film Nagar, MRC Colony, Kokapet, and Manchirevula to see how it was going. Officers now have to use the official BLO app for updates.
Updating Voter Details
If you need to change your details, you can use the online service. Visit the official portal at voters.eci.gov.in to register online.
Telangana election official reviews electoral roll revision in Hyderabad
Vasan Venkateswarlu Reddy, Additional Chief Electoral Officer of Telangana, checked the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls on July 3. He visited different polling stations in Khairatabad and Rajendranagar assembly constituencies to see how the work is going.
He visited places like Film Nagar, Banjara Hills, Kokapet, and Manchirevula. Reddy told Booth Level Officers to visit every home and give forms to voters personally. He said BLOs must follow strict rules when checking for people who moved, passed away, or have double entries. He also suggested using the BLO app to handle these changes.
Updating Voter Details
Voters can update their information online using the official Election Commission portal. Officials need to tell more people about this online service so it is easy to access for everyone.
Language barriers hit voter revision in Rajendranagar
People in Rajendranagar Assembly constituency are struggling with the current Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Residents in Kishanbagh, Attapur, and Chowni say they can't read the enumeration forms. The forms are only in Telugu, which is a problem for families who mainly speak Hindi, Urdu, or English.
Local activists say voter lists held by Booth Level Officers are also in Telugu. This makes it hard for officials and voters to check details correctly. One resident said he needs help from others just to fill a simple form. In a diverse city like Hyderabad, documents should be easy for everyone to read.
Voter list language issues
Chief Electoral Officer, C Sudharshan Reddy, clarified that forms for Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation area were printed in English. He also mentioned that dummy forms in Urdu are available to help people. Still, many voters want better access to these documents to make sure the checking process stays smooth.
