
Gurgaon residents and other Haryana voters now have until September 30 to seek corrections or inclusion in the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.
The Election Commission has extended Haryana’s deadline for claims and objections from July 31 to September 30. Officials will dispose of submissions by October 28, and the final electoral roll is scheduled for publication on November 6.
Haryana voters have until September 30 to check whether their names and details are correct in the electoral roll and file claims or objections.
The extension applies to the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists. Gurgaon District Election Officer and Deputy Commissioner Uttam Singh said it would allow eligible voters who missed the earlier July 31 deadline to take part in the revision.
Residents whose names are missing can apply for inclusion through Form 6, along with the required documents and declaration. Voters can also flag incorrect entries during the extended window.
Booth-level officers, electoral registration officers and assistant electoral registration officers can provide assistance. Information is also available through the ECINET app’s Book a Call facility or the voter helpline, 1950.
Officials are to decide claims and objections by October 28. The final electoral roll is scheduled for publication on November 6.
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