MCC steps up public outreach for SIR form collection
The Mysuru City Corporation has intensified its public awareness campaign for the Special Intensive Revision of the electoral rolls. The civic body is urging residents to submit their duly filled SIR forms to Booth Level Officers. The campaign aims to facilitate the timely revision of the electoral rolls by ensuring all citizens accurately fill and submit the SIR forms.
- ▪The Mysuru City Corporation has deployed public announcement vehicles across various localities to inform citizens about the SIR form collection.
- ▪MCC Commissioner M. K. Savita conducted field inspections in several residential areas to monitor the progress of the exercise.
- ▪The civic body has appealed to citizens to accurately fill the SIR forms and submit them to the BLOs without delay.
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The Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) has intensified its public awareness campaign for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral rolls, urging residents to submit their duly filled SIR forms to Booth Level Officers (BLOs).As part of the campaign, the civic body has deployed public announcement vehicles across various localities to inform citizens that SIR forms have been distributed to every household and to remind them to hand over the completed forms during the BLOs’ collection visits.To monitor the progress of the exercise, MCC Commissioner M. K. Savita conducted field inspections in several residential areas on Sunday.
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