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Election Commission extends SIR schedule by a week amid Opposition objections

The poll authority said the enumeration form distribution will now continue till December 11 instead of December 4. The draft electoral rolls will now be published on December 16 in place of December 9, while the final voters’ list will be out on February 14, 2026 in place of February 7

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BLOs and their associates during a sit-in demonstration near EC office to press their demands seeking security, reduced work pressure and pay compensation to the family members of BLOs who died recently while implementing SIR across the state, in Kolkata, on November 26. Pic/PTI

BLOs and their associates during a sit-in demonstration near EC office to press their demands seeking security, reduced work pressure and pay compensation to the family members of BLOs who died recently while implementing SIR across the state, in Kolkata, on November 26. Pic/PTI

The Election Commission on Sunday extended by one week the entire schedule of the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in nine states and three Union Territories amid allegations by Opposition parties that the “tight timelines” were creating problems for people and ground-level poll officials.

In a statement, the poll authority said the enumeration form distribution will now continue till December 11 instead of December 4. The draft electoral rolls will now be published on December 16 in place of December 9, while the final voters’ list will be out on February 14, 2026 in place of February 7.

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