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CEC Gujarat Reports Zero Appeals Against Name Deletion in 12 States After SIR Completion
✍️ The Indian Express
🗓 11 Sep 2026, 09:45 AM
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The Election Commission of India’s Gujarat office announced that no appeals have been filed against the deletion of names from electoral rolls in 12 states following the completion of State Election Commission work.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) office in Gujarat released a statement confirming that no appeals have been lodged against the removal of names from voter lists in twelve states after the State Election Commission (SIR) completed its work. The deletion of names is a routine part of the electoral roll maintenance process, aimed at ensuring the accuracy of the rolls. The Gujarat CEC noted that the absence of appeals indicates compliance with the prescribed procedures.
The statement was issued following the completion of the SIR’s mandate in the 12 states, which involved verifying and updating the electoral rolls. The ECI monitors such activities to uphold the integrity of the electoral process across the country.
No further action has been announced by the CEC, and the commission will continue to oversee the maintenance of voter rolls as part of its ongoing responsibilities.
The statement was issued following the completion of the SIR’s mandate in the 12 states, which involved verifying and updating the electoral rolls. The ECI monitors such activities to uphold the integrity of the electoral process across the country.
No further action has been announced by the CEC, and the commission will continue to oversee the maintenance of voter rolls as part of its ongoing responsibilities.