65,330 Voters in Uttarakannada Receive Notices, Personal Appearance Required for Verification
District administration asks voters flagged during electoral roll mapping to attend hearings with the required documents.
As part of the Special Intensive Revision of the electoral rolls, 65,330 voters in Uttarakannada district have been issued notices and will be required to appear in person for verification, Deputy Commissioner K. Lakshmipriya said.
The notices have been issued to voters whose records could not be mapped or were found to have logical discrepancies during the mapping process.
Uttarakannada currently has 12,30,037 registered voters. Of these, mapping has been completed for 11,23,022 voters.
The remaining 1,07,015 cases have been identified for various reasons, including relocation, migration, death and duplicate entries. Following further scrutiny, 65,330 voters have been selected for hearings.
The notices will be delivered to the concerned voters through Booth Level Officers. Those who receive a notice must attend the hearing personally at the specified date, time and location and bring the required documents for verification.
The district administration has clarified that voters who are unable to attend on the scheduled date will be given another opportunity.
However, each voter will be allowed a maximum of two hearing dates, the Deputy Commissioner said.
The administration has urged all voters who receive notices to carefully check the details mentioned in the notice and attend the hearing with the necessary documents on the scheduled date.