Voter list: 20 lakh discrepancies resolved, says Delhi CEO
Around 20 lakh of the 33 lakh entries flagged for logical discrepancies or unmapped details in Delhi’s voter list have been resolved, according to the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of Delhi. The CEO Delhi has assured that every eligible elector who submits Form-6 with the required documents will be included in the electoral rolls of the NCT of Delhi.
In a post on X, the official account of the Chief Electoral Officer shared, “Regarding Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026. About 33 lakh entries in Delhi voter list were under Logical Discrepancy/ Un-mapped. We had started a proactive campaign to resolve these issues. By now around 20 lakh cases out of 33 lakh have been resolved.”
The CEO Delhi, said any person with a grievance can approach any of the 14,947 Booth Level Officers (BLOs), 902 Assistant Electoral Registration Officers (AEROs), 70 Electoral Registration Officers (EROs), 13 District Election Officers (DEOs) or the CEO. Special camps were held on October 11 at all polling station locations in Delhi. BLOs present there assisted electors who came for electoral services. The CEO’s office said similar camps for registering left-out electors will continue during the ongoing SIR. The next camps will be held on October 18 and 25. All unenrolled eligible voters have again been asked to come forward, visit the camps or contact their ERO, AERO or BLO, fill Form-6 and get enrolled in the electoral roll of their constituency.
Form-6 can be submitted in two ways. Offline, it can be handed to the ERO, AERO or BLO, or at designated locations (polling stations), between August 31 and October 30, 2026. Online, it can be filed at voters.eci.gov.in or through the ECINET mobile app.
According to the bulletin, 2,12,400 Form-6 applications were received up to August 30. Another 2,17,391 were received from August 31 to October 11. Form-6A applications stood at 1,351 up to August 30 and 388 in the later period. Form-7 applications were 51,471 up to August 30 and 8,295 from August 31 to October 11. Form-8 was filed 2,60,768 times up to August 30 and 81,615 times in the later period.
Among the 13 districts, West recorded the highest Form-6 count up to August 30, at 28,820. South East followed with 24,923 and North East with 24,491. West also led from August 31 to October 11, with 26,830 applications. North West was second with 22,932 and South East third with 21,188. New Delhi had the lowest Form-6 numbers in both periods, at 2,322 and 3,662.
