Indore: Around 7000 electors were removed from final electoral roll after Indore election office prepared a supplementary voter list.Indore election office had released the final electoral roll on October 4. The office continued to identify shifted-dead-repeated (SDR) votersthrough door-to-door survey and scrutiny of the electoral roll . After completion of the survey, 7000 voters were identified as SDR.tnnWe also published the following articles recentlyOver 4 crore voters in Andhra Pradesh as per draft electoral rollsThe Election Commission of India (ECI) has instructed district collectors to oversee the cleansing of electoral rolls by engaging with political parties. The ECI has appointed joint collectors as special officers to supervise the removal of errors in house numbers and the presence of over 10 electors in the electoral rolls. The ECI aims to address these anomalies before the final electoral rolls are published in 2024. A recent draft revealed that over 2 million votes were deleted in Andhra Pradesh between January 2022 and August 2023, and corrective actions have been taken for identified procedural defects. The state has a total of 402,214,450 voters, with more female voters than male. Measures are being taken to rectify errors in house numbers and the number of electors in each house. The Election Commission is actively addressing complaints and taking appropriate action against fraudulent claims and procedural violations.48k new voters in DK distas per draft electoral rollThe draft electoral roll in Dakshina Kannada district, India, shows an increase of 48,147 voters compared to the previous assembly election. The electoral roll currently has 17,85,835 voters, with a higher number of women than men. The elector-population ratio is currently 74.99%, but is expected to decrease after revisions are made to remove deceased individuals and those who have changed constituencies. The final electoral roll will be published on January 5, 2024, after objections are submitted by December 9.Draft electoral roll to be up for scrutiny from FriThe Election Commission of India (ECI) has announced that the draft electoral roll for Goa will be open for public scrutiny from Friday. Individuals can submit claims, objections, and requests for inclusion of names until December 9. The final electoral roll will be published on January 5, 2024. The draft electoral roll will be available for examination at polling station premises and various designated offices. Indian citizens eligible to be included in the roll are urged to review it and take necessary action if their names are missing or if they will turn 18 by January 1, 2024.

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