SIR timeline for Karnataka, training workshop for officers in Belagavi
A training workshop for government officers on the Systematic Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls was inaugurated in Belagavi. The workshop emphasized the importance of including all eligible voters and adhering to the Election Commission of India's guidelines. Officers were instructed to conduct door-to-door surveys to ensure no one is deprived of their voting rights.
- ▪Deputy Commissioner Mohammed Roshan inaugurated a training workshop for government officers on SIR in Belagavi.
- ▪The SIR timeline includes preparation, house-to-house visits, and deadlines for voter list publication and claims.
- ▪Officers were urged to follow ECI guidelines and ensure that all eligible voters are included in the electoral rolls.
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Deputy Commissioner Mohammed Roshan inaugurated a divisional-level training workshop for all government officers assigned for Systematic Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls by the Election Commission of India, in the Suvarna Vidhana Soudha in Belagavi, on May 19.SIR Timeline in KarnatakaPreparation, Training & Printing 20.06.2026 – 29.06.2026House-to-house visit 30.06.2026 – 29.07.2026Deadline for Rationalisation of Polling Stations 29.07.2026Draft Publication of Voter List 05.08.2026Claims & Objections 05.08.2026 – 04.09.2026Notice & Disposal Phase 05.08.2026 – 03.10.2026Final Publication 07.10.2026Participants included Additional Deputy Commissioners, Elector Registration Officers, Assistant Elector Registration Officers, tahsildars and technical staff of the Belagavi…
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