
Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer V Anbukkumar has asked voters wrongly marked as absent, shifted, dead, duplicate or other in the ASDDO list to collect enumeration forms and submit them by August 8.…
Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer V Anbukkumar has asked voters wrongly marked as absent, shifted, dead, duplicate or other in the ASDDO list to collect enumeration forms and submit them by August 8. The constituency-wise list is available on the CEO Karnataka website. The BLO app will be frozen after the deadline, and voters who do not respond may be excluded from the draft rolls due on August 17.
Of 5.54 crore electors issued forms, 1.11 crore are marked ASDDO and about 4.43 crore forms have been digitised. Voters can submit Form 6 for inclusion in the final rolls, scheduled for October 19. More than 34 lakh unmapped voters will need documents during claims and objections.
The verification process gives voters a way to correct possible errors, but the short deadline may create difficulties for people with limited internet access or poor access to officials. The large ASDDO figure should not be treated as proof of wrongdoing without checking individual cases. Authorities must provide enough forms, clear instructions and timely processing. The information available does not indicate how many entries are incorrect.
Source: deccanherald.com
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