Summary:
Since there were no mobile numbers or email ids, the notices were sent physically to the address and then displayed at election centres. The names were then put up on display in the local election centres. If no response was received, a final notice was sent.“After finding no response to the final notice, names have been deleted. The list of the names deleted can be obtained at the election centres for verification if required,” the officer said, adding that people who still believe injustice was done to them can register with the election commission presenting their address proof.The constituency of MLA Balasaheb Sanap – Nashik (East) – lost 13,469 names, while Nandgaon, the constituency of MLA Pankaj Bhujbal, lost 8,186 voters. Thereafter, it received several complaints about duplicate names and at the same time the office had also been carrying out continuous process of addition and deletion of names in electoral rolls through the booth level offices (BLOs).With the start of the summary revision exercise on September 1, the Election Commission of India published the list of electors.After the surveys, when electors were not found at the addresses listed, the panchanama were conducted in the presence of the locals – neighbours – to make sure electors were not found at the address..