A BLO said the challenge was reaching the electors not responding to calls seeking supporting documents
Officials said the lists contained only unresolved cases and did not represent all the 1.22 crore notices generated during the special intensive revision (SIR) exercise. Because this could cause unnecessary anxiety, officials said, cases in which the electoral registration officer (ERO) was satisfied with the supporting documents and completed the process would not be displayed as pending.
“I had to contact over 100 electors initially. Now, only 30 cases remain.
Another BLO said the challenge was reaching the electors not responding to calls seeking supporting documents. These electors are not answering my calls,” the BLO said.
Because there is no routine hearing,” a BLO said, there won’t be any problem if the documents submitted are sufficient.
Chief electoral officer S Chockalingam told TOI that notices issued for logical discrepancies and unmapped electors were being cleared after BLOs collected the required documents. EROs are verifying the documents and clearing cases where no hearing is required,” he said. “All efforts are being made to ensure that the documents are collected within the time. “We are clearing cases involving logical discrepancies immediately. In unmapped cases, we are collecting documents and checking them thoroughly.