After a month of anticipation, the SIR draft voter list has finally been released. The biggest concern regarding SIR was whose names would remain and whose names would be excluded. This concern will be resolved with this draft voter list. Who is included in the draft and who has been excluded can all be found in the list published on the CEO's website.
Also Read | Over 59 lakh names dropped: Here's what we know ahead of Bengal’s draft voter list release
On Tuesday morning, the commission prepared the list of excluded names. By logging into the website, you can find out whether your name or any of your relatives' names appear in the list of those excluded from the voter list. Information regarding how many names were excluded from each assembly constituency and booth in the state has been presented in this exclusion list. The list can be downloaded by clicking on the website.
Additionally, the commission has also published the list of those whose names remain in the draft. To view this, you need to visit the commission's website or click on the link. Here's another link you may try.
58 lakh names excluded!
Former bureaucrat Subrata Gupta, appointed as Special Roll Observer in the state, said there is no reason to worry if names are not in the draft voter list. According to information from the state CEO office, the total number excluded from the draft list is 58 lakh 20 thousand 898 people. This list mainly includes deceased voters, those who have moved elsewhere, those who are missing, and those whose names appear in multiple places.
Also Read | Veteran journalist-editor Swapna Deb passes away at 84
Some names belong to those who did not fill out the enumeration forms. Subrata said, "The names of these 58 lakh people will not be in the draft voter list. Additionally, there are 30 lakh people who could not establish any connection with the 2002 voter list. They will be called for hearings. They will get the opportunity to present appropriate information. After the hearing, it will be decided whether their names will remain or not."
