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OVER 2.4MN VOTER NAMES IN RAJ NOT MAPPING WITH '02 S.I.R, FINDS ANALYSIS

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November 29, 2025

At least 2.4 million voters in Rajasthan's electoral rolls could not be mapped with the state's 2002 special intensive revision (SIR) list, an analysis of the ongoing exercise's latest status report from the state election department showed.

- Senjuti Sengupta letters@hindustantimes.com

Enumeration forms (EF) have been distributed to 54.6 million voters in the current voter roll since the second phase of the exercise began earlier this month. Till Friday, 45.9 million forms have been received by booth level officers and digitised by uploading on the ECINet website, according to the SIR status report.

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