Under the Telangana SIR Process, Booth Level Officers (BLOs) will conduct door-to-door verification from June 25 to July 24. Voters will receive enumeration forms and must provide accurate details to keep their names on the voter list. Officials said most voters will not need additional documents unless discrepancies arise.

Election officials have already held awareness meetings with political parties and local representatives. The exercise is designed to create a clean and updated electoral database ahead of future elections.

The draft electoral roll will be published on July 31. Citizens can submit claims and objections until August 30. Authorities plan to release the final electoral roll on October 1. Officials have urged voters to cooperate with BLOs and complete the process on time.

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During the Two Enumeration Forms for Voters drive, Booth Level Officers will visit every household between June 25 and July 24. They will distribute partially pre-filled forms in duplicate and help voters complete them correctly. If a house remains locked, officers will make at least three visits to ensure all eligible voters receive the forms.

Voters can also download the enumeration forms and submit them online. Officials will verify the information during field visits. Authorities will include the names of voters who submit completed forms in the draft electoral roll, which will be released on July 31.

People who miss the submission deadline can apply during the claims and objections period from July 31 to August 30. Officials will review all applications and corrections before publishing the final electoral rolls on October 1.

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The SIR Voter List Revision allows parties to appoint BLAs who work with Booth Level Officers (BLOs). These agents help verify voter details such as new registrations, deleted names, migration, or deaths. By doing this, parties aim to prevent mistakes in the electoral roll and ensure accurate voter records.

Major parties such as Congress and BRS have already submitted many BLA names to election officials. However, several constituencies still have pending appointments.

Urban areas, especially Greater Hyderabad, face a challenge in finding suitable agents. Residents in gated communities often hesitate to take up the role or share voter details.

Political leaders say careful monitoring at the booth level will be crucial as the voter list revision continues across the state.

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Congress Block Convener Savio Coutinho said that most households reported they had not received the voter acknowledgement copies from the local BLO. When confronted, the BLO admitted withholding the copies, claiming the forms might be lost. Coutinho called this excuse “unjustified and irresponsible.”

The Congress team discovered multilayer voter enrolment in several households, where previous residents’ names remained on the electoral rolls even after moving out. The BLO confirmed this issue, highlighting a serious administrative lapse. Coutinho demanded that the Election Commission clarify whether multiple enrolments in a single household are permissible.

Coutinho emphasized that the Congress aims to ensure every eligible voter is included in the rolls while removing bogus entries. He vowed to continue the awareness campaign to safeguard voter rights and strengthen transparency in the electoral process.

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