
Karnataka's Chief Electoral Officer, V Anbukkumar, has told voters flagged in the state's ASDDO category, those wrongly marked absent, shifted, dead or duplicate, or placed in an others bucket, to collect enumeration…
Karnataka's Chief Electoral Officer, V Anbukkumar, has told voters flagged in the state's ASDDO category, those wrongly marked absent, shifted, dead or duplicate, or placed in an others bucket, to collect enumeration forms from their booth level or electoral registration officer and return them by 8 August, Deccan Herald reported. A constituency wise breakdown of the list can be checked at ceo.karnataka.gov.in, and the BLO mobile app used to process responses will be frozen once that deadline passes. Anyone who does not respond risks being left out when rolls are published in draft form on 17 August. Out of 5.54 crore electors sent forms, 1.11 crore fall into the ASDDO category, and roughly 4.43 crore forms have already been digitised. Separately, voters can file Form 6 to be added to the final rolls due on 19 October, a stage in which more than 34 lakh voters whose addresses could not be mapped will need to produce supporting documents.

Deccan Herald's figures, 1.11 crore of 5.54 crore electors flagged under ASDDO against 4.43 crore forms already digitised, point to a large correction exercise, though the report gives no breakdown of how many flagged entries are genuine duplicates or dead voters rather than clerical errors. The 8 August deadline for enumeration forms and the 17 August rolls have both already passed, so the notice now mostly documents that stage of the revision rather than offering live guidance. What is still ahead is 19 October, when the final rolls incorporating Form 6 additions and the documents from more than 34 lakh unmapped voters are due to be published.
Source: www.deccanherald.com
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