ఏపీలో ఏకంగా 44.71 లక్షల ఓట్లు అవుట్? మీ పేరు ఉందో లేదో ఇలా చెక్ చేసుకోండి!

Описание: As part of the Special Summary Revision (SSR) of the electoral rolls currently underway in Andhra Pradesh, the Election Commission has placed 4,471,523 voter registrations on the list for possible deletion. This accounts for approximately 10.75% of the state's total electorate. These voters have been categorized as "uncollectable" because election officials were unable to verify or collect their updated information. The draft electoral roll, scheduled to be released on July 31, will not include the names of these 4.471 million voters. Instead, their details will be published separately under the ASDD (Absent, Shifted, Dead, Duplicate) list. This category includes voters who cannot be traced at their registered address, have relocated, are deceased, or have duplicate voter registrations. From July 31 to August 30, affected individuals will have the opportunity to submit objections or provide updated information. Between August 31 and September 28, Booth Level Officers (BLOs) will conduct field verification by visiting homes or issuing notices. If the verification confirms that the voter is eligible, the name will be restored in the final electoral roll, to be published on October 3. Otherwise, the voter registration will be permanently removed. The process of collecting voter information and updating records has already been completed. Out of the state's 41.6 million registered voters, 855,560 voters have been categorized under "No Mapping." Once the draft list is published on July 31, these individuals will receive notices. They must complete the mapping process by submitting any one of the 11 approved identity documents specified by the Election Commission, such as an Aadhaar card, PAN card, or Driving Licence. Failure to complete this process could also result in the deletion of their voter registration. Notably, of the 4.471 million voter registrations identified for possible deletion, 1,300,152 voters—about 29.07%—are concentrated in just five districts: Nellore, Tirupati, YSR Kadapa, Visakhapatnam, and Guntur. These districts have the highest number of such cases. The original Telugu text further states that these are the same districts where allegations of bogus voters had surfaced in the past and adds the opinion that this indicates a large number of fake voters may have been added during the previous YSRCP government. This is presented as an assertion in the source text and not as an established fact. The text also explains how voters can verify whether their names appear in the electoral roll. After the draft list is released on July 31, voters can check their status using the Voter Helpline mobile app or the Election Commission's website (voters.eci.gov.in). If a person's name is missing, they should immediately contact their local Booth Level Officer (BLO) and submit the required documents. Those applying for a new voter registration should submit Form 6, while those seeking corrections or updates should submit Form 8. After verification, eligible voters can have their names restored in the final electoral roll. The text concludes by urging voters to verify their details promptly, warning that failure to do so could result in losing the right to vote in the upcoming local body and general elections.

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