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After Delhi, 99% Of Voters Served SIR Notices Back On Rolls In Maharashtra
Headline via Times Now · first report 14 Nov, 13:06 IST, latest 14 Nov, 17:34 IST
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First report14 Nov, 13:06 IST
Latest report14 Nov, 17:34 IST
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In Maharashtra, the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls has successfully reinstated approximately 99.41% of the 12.24 million voters previously issued notices, leaving only 72,601 under scrutiny.
Of the total, 62.5 lakh voters had been issued notices for ‘logical discrepancies’, while 59.7 lakh for not being linked to the electoral roll of 2002.
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The reports2 reports
- Times Now After Delhi, 99% Of Voters Served SIR Notices Back On Rolls In Maharashtra
- Scroll Over 99% voters served notices during Maharashtra SIR added to electoral rolls
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