What happened: SIR 2026 explains the electoral roll revision workflow
SIR 2026 (Special Intensive Revision) for electoral rolls was explained through a large instructional graphic titled “SIR 2026” in Hindi. The graphic presents a step-by-step workflow that describes what voters should do and how Booth Level Officers (BLOs) carry out roll revision work.
What BLOs and voters are shown doing in SIR 2026
The SIR 2026 graphic highlights door-to-door verification by Booth Level Officers (BLOs). The workflow links booths, voters, and specific voter situations such as absentee voters and shifted voters, and it guides citizens to cooperate during the special intensive revision period.
How voter claims and corrections are routed
The SIR 2026 graphic describes citizen claims/objections and corrections through official channels. It also references a portal where citizens can check or submit information and mentions helpline/ERO-related instructions for citizen support.
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- Election advertisement (ECI/CEC) — SIR-2026 Delhi Intensive Revision; last date 08 August 2026