Nearly half of Bengaluru’s voters are flagged under Karnataka’s Special Summary Revision (SIR) for voter roll updates, according to multiple reports. Voters are classified as ASDDO—“Absent, Shifted, Duplicate, Dead and Others”—based on booth-level field verification during enumeration. NDTV says nearly half of Bengaluru’s electors fall under this category. Mint reports that the highest share of mapped voters flagged for potential deletion is in the Bommanahalli constituency, where about 57.08% of mapped voters (around 2.76 lakh) are flagged as ASDDO. Times of India adds that across Karnataka, more than 1.11 crore electors are classified under ASDDO and that the process remains open for corrections. The outlets also state that flagged voters must verify or submit corrections by Aug 8 through the relevant officials to avoid removal. Final electoral rolls are scheduled to be published on Oct 19 after the period for claims and objections, with voters who believe they are wrongly marked able to request restoration of their enumeration.