Jharkhand’s Chief Electoral Officer K. Ravi Kumar says that ahead of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise, the state has completed parental mapping of about 75% of voters with the electoral rolls from 2003. The CEO made the announcement on May 23, 2026, ahead of the SIR scheduled to begin on June 20 in Jharkhand. According to the CEO, the mapping is part of the effort to verify voters and reduce issues related to revisions of electoral rolls. A list containing the names of unmapped voters is set to be displayed at all polling booths from Saturday. The CEO also said that voters whose names are mapped do not need to submit additional documents for the SIR. He urged electors to visit their respective polling centres and check whether their names appear in the unmapped voter list. Jharkhand is reported to have 2.64 crore voters. The CEO’s statements indicate that the release of the unmapped list is intended to give voters a chance to review their status before the SIR begins.
Jharkhand CEO says 75% of voters mapped with 2003 rolls before SIR; unmapped list released
Jharkhand’s Chief Electoral Officer K. Ravi Kumar says that ahead of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise, the state has completed parental mapping of about 75% of voters with the electoral r...
- Jharkhand CEO K. Ravi Kumar says parental mapping of about 75% of voters with the 2003 electoral rolls is completed.
- The SIR exercise is scheduled to begin on June 20 in Jharkhand.
- A list of unmapped voters is to be displayed at all polling booths starting May 23, 2026.
- Mapped voters are said not to need to submit additional documents for the SIR.
- The CEO asks electors to check their names at their polling centres; Jharkhand has 2.64 crore voters.
The list of all unmapped voters will be displayed at all polling booths from Saturday (May 23, 2026), he said
3 months agoJharkhand Chief Electoral Officer K Ravi Kumar on Saturday said the parental mapping of 75 per cent of voters with that of the 2003 electoral rolls has been completed in the run-up to the SIR exercise, scheduled to begin on June 20 in the state. The list of all unmapped voters will be displayed at all polling booths from Saturday, he said. All mapped voters would not need to submit any additional documents for the ensuing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise. Jharkhand now has 2.64 crore voters. "The parental mapping of 75 per cent voters in Jharkhand with that of the electoral rolls in 2003, when the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) was last held, has been completed so far. The list of all unmapped voters will be released starting today (May 23) at all polling booths across the state," the CEO said. He appealed to the electors to visit their respective polling centres and check their names in the unmapped voter list, he said. Kumar said people whose names appear in the unma
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