EC tells Delhi HC voters can fill Form 6 to rejoin electoral rolls.
They publishedVoters can fill Form 6 to get names re-included in electoral rolls: EC to Delhi HC
First reportThe Economic Times · 18 Oct, 08:17Z
Latest reportthehindubusinessline.com · 18 Oct, 08:56Z
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Why it matters
What
The two names were deleted after voters failed to complete enumeration during the Special Intensive Revision.
Why
The court says fears of a false declaration are misplaced.
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Summary
- ECI told Delhi High Court that two voters can fill Form 6 to redress their grievance.
- The voters' names were deleted after they could not complete enumeration during SIR.
- Court noted filing Form 6 would not imply false declaration and closed the petition.
- Petition sought restoration via Form 8 instead of fresh inclusion through Form 6.
- Form 6 is the statutory path for fresh inclusion in the electoral roll.
Summary
- Election Commission told Delhi High Court two voters can use Form 6 to restore their names.
- The voters’ names were deleted during the Special Intensive Revision for not completing enumeration.
- Petition sought restoration and corrected entries through Form 8 instead of Form 6.
- Court said the apprehension of false declaration was misplaced and advised processing under law.
- Form 6 is the statutory route for fresh inclusion in the electoral roll.