The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process is currently underway in many states across India. Many people have not yet received their enumeration forms from their BLOs. If you are one of them, there's no need to worry.
Now, without the hassle of visiting an office or waiting for a BLO, you can download the PDF of the Enumeration Form (Annexure-III) from your phone right at home. The Election Commission is providing two easy options for this.
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How to download the form from the state CEO website?
If you want to download the form from the official website of your state, then for this you will have to follow some easy steps.
-First go to the website of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of your state.
-For this, search the name of your state and CEO on Google.
-After the website opens, click on the SIR 2026 section visible on the homepage.
-After this, the option of Enumeration Form (Annexure-III) will be available in the list of forms.
-As soon as you click on the form, the PDF of the form will be downloaded to your phone or computer.
-It can be printed and used.
How to download the form from the Voter Service Portal?
If you prefer, you can also download the form directly from the Election Commission's central portal. You can use the Voter Service Portal for this.
-First go to the website of the Election Commission.
-Here after scrolling down on the homepage, go to the Downloads Forms or SIR 2026 Instructions section.
-After this select Enumeration Form.
-Select the language of your choice and click on the download button.
-The form will be saved on your device within a few seconds.
In another news, days after extending SIR exercise in several states, the Election Commission of India (ECI) has unveiled a new digital platform and announced plans to revive voter awareness programmes in educational institutions.
The poll body said the final electoral rolls, following the completion of the revision process and publication of the draft rolls, will be released on October 12 and October 19, depending on the state.
The announcement comes at a time when the Election Commission has been facing criticism over the SIR exercise. Several opposition parties have alleged that eligible voters were being arbitrarily removed from the electoral rolls.
The Commission has consistently rejected these allegations, maintaining that the revision is being carried out strictly in accordance with the law. Officials have also stressed that every voter has multiple statutory opportunities to challenge decisions or seek the restoration of their names in the electoral rolls.