Nandan Nilekani, the Infosys co-founder and a government-appointed figure heading examination reforms, is named in Election Commission notices generated under the “no-mapping” category, according to reports citing Bengaluru officials. The notices also include family members. The “no-mapping” classification is linked to an electoral exercise intended to verify voter details.
The reports say the notices are generated because the names are not found in the 2002 voter list. It is not clear whether the notices have actually been served on Nilekani or his family. Officials quoted in the coverage say they will check the records for discrepancies and resolve issues without issuing notices where required, but they describe not having full visibility on the status of the specific notices.
Separately, the coverage places Nilekani in the context of his current government role: he heads a high-powered task force on examination reforms announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in July, under Modi’s administration. The reporting also reiterates his prior public roles, including leadership connected to Aadhaar during his UIDAI tenure.
