Electors face Form 6 and enumeration form quandary
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Electors in constituencies like Kukatpally and Yakutpura are facing confusion regarding voter registration after finding their names missing from draft electoral rolls. While the Election Commission of India announced on November 6 that voters on the Absent, Shifted, Dead, Duplicate list could re-register using Enumeration Forms, many Booth Level Officers remain unaware of this directive, leading them to insist on Form 6 instead.
Voters express concern over the legal implications of using Form 6, which is intended for first-time registrants and carries penalties for false information under the Representation of the People Act, 1950. Activist Pamaja Shaw criticized the Election Commission for creating a confusing process with two conflicting solutions, urging the body to ensure parity and provide clarity to citizens who have been disenfranchised during the electoral roll revision process.
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