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Voters who submitted SIR forms are finding their names missing from the draft electoral roll, marked as 'shifted' or 'absent'.

Opposition parties are demanding action against the mastermind behind a SIR form photocopying case in Navi Mumbai.

3,400 SIR forms were discovered at a photocopy shop in Navi Mumbai, leading to the suspension of five BLOs and clashes between Sena (UBT) and BJP members. A BJP

Owaisi has raised concerns about Booth Level Officers (BLOs) refusing Telangana SIR forms.

An 82-year-old man in Bengaluru was defrauded of ₹3.49 lakh by individuals posing as ECI officials for Special Intensive Revision (SIR) form verification. Exper

Delhi BLOs are in a race against time as only 57.54% of SIR forms have been digitised so far.

The MCC has intensified its public outreach campaign to collect SIR forms, deploying public announcement vehicles to inform households about the distribution.

Maharashtra's chief electoral officer advises citizens to fill personal details and sign the SIR form even if documents are unavailable.

68% of SIR forms have been distributed in Maharashtra, with Mumbai, Pune, and Thane showing slower distribution rates.

The Election Commission advises voters to submit signed SIR forms, even without 2002 details, to ensure inclusion in the electoral roll. This comes as draft ele

Around 15% of SIR forms have been distributed in Mumbai within 10 days, and the Election Commission of India has been informed about the monsoon's impact.