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Bengaluru Leads in Ineligible Electors After Revision Process
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Bengaluru Leads in Ineligible Electors After Revision Process

✍️ Hindustan Times 🗓 28 Oct 2026, 08:00 AM 👁 5
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Bengaluru accounts for nearly half of the 61,867 electors declared ineligible after hearings during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise, according to Election Commission data.

The Election Commission of India has released data revealing the results of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise. A total of 61,867 electors were declared ineligible after hearings were conducted on notices issued during the revision process. Significantly, Bengaluru accounted for nearly half of these ineligible electors, highlighting a potential issue within the city's electoral rolls. The data underscores the importance of maintaining accurate and updated electoral rolls to ensure fair and democratic elections.
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