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Hyderabad: As many as 5.5 lakh notices issued during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Hyderabad, Rangareddy and Medchal-Malkajgiri districts are yet to be parked for final publication, accounting for nearly 46% of the 12 lakh notices pending statewide, according to Election Commission data as of Oct 14. Together, the three districts generated 38.9 lakh notices, of which 33.4 lakh were parked for final publication, leaving 5.5 lakh yet to be included in that category. Hyd records highest balance Hyderabad has Telangana ’s highest district-level balance at 2.3 lakh, followed by Sangareddy at 1.7 lakh, Medchal-Malkajgiri at 1.6 lakh and Rangareddy at 1.5 lakh. In Hyderabad, 18.5% of the notices are yet to be parked, compared with the statewide proportion of 13%. Rangareddy at 12.5% and Medchal-Malkajgiri at 11.8% are below that level. Together, the three districts account for 41.9% of notices generated statewide but 45.9% of the remaining balance. Among their constituencies in these districts, Malkajgiri has the largest balance at 74,642, followed by Amberpet at 51,659, Quthbullapur at 49,688 and Maheswaram at 41,864. LB Nagar has 32,452 notices remaining, Chandrayangutta 29,631, Medchal 23,408 and Chevella 22,755. In Amberpet, the remaining balance represents 63.3% of notices generated.
Three of the four largest balances are in the Hyderabad-Cyberabad belt.
Uppal has just 1,503 remaining against 2,67,253 generated. Hyderabad has 616 cases pending with its DEO, Rangareddy 1,317 and Medchal-Malkajgiri 1,029, totalling 2,962. Statewide, DEOs have verified 33.7 lakh cases, with 34,369 pending. The three districts recorded 2.5 lakh lapsed hearing dates, accounting for 47.7% of Telangana’s 5.3 lakh. Statewide publication figures Across Telangana, 80.8 lakh of 92.8 lakh notices issued have been parked for final publication. Of these, 76.1 lakh were parked after hearings and 4.6 lakh without hearings. The three districts account for 2.4 lakh entries parked without hearings. The report separately records 20,712 cases as ineligible. Another 1.65 crore electors are already in draft rolls published earlier. Adding these electors to the entries parked for final publication takes the total to 2.46 crore. The status of the remaining 5.5 lakh notices is expected to be decided over the next three weeks.
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