The Bihar administration plans strict action after the voter list revision in the Seemanchal region. Officials said ration card and driving license cancel after SIR name deletion will become the next step. Authorities will review government documents of people whose names were removed from the voter list during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR).
Officials confirmed that ration card and driving license cancel after SIR name deletion may affect many individuals. During the SIR exercise, around five lakh voter names were removed from the voter lists in four districts of Seemanchal. If those people hold ration cards or driving licenses, the administration may cancel these documents after proper verification.
Divisional Commissioner Rajesh Kumar said the move aims to strengthen national security and stop illegal infiltration in border areas. Authorities are also monitoring suspicious financial activities and cybercrime networks in the region.
Meanwhile, the government will organize special camps to process citizenship applications for Nepali women married in Bihar. Officials will collect data through surveys and upload the information to official portals for verification.
