Udupi tops Karnataka in digitising enumeration forms, says CEO
When BLOs visit houses, if voters are not at home, any adult member of the family can sign on their behalf and submit the enumeration forms to the BLO, the CEO said.Deputy Commissioner T.K. Swaroopa said the district had achieved 100% progress in the distribution of enumeration forms.She said 14,835 voters had died and 14,426 had permanently shifted.On the occasion, BLOs Pavithra Poojary of Polling Station No. 125 in 118-Byndoor Assembly constituency, Lakshmi Shedti of Polling Station No.
- ▪When BLOs visit houses, if voters are not at home, any adult member of the family can sign on their behalf and submit the enumeration forms to the BLO, the CEO said.Deputy Commissioner T.K.
- ▪Swaroopa said the district had achieved 100% progress in the distribution of enumeration forms.She said 14,835 voters had died and 14,426 had permanently shifted.On the occasion, BLOs Pavithra Poojary of Polling Station No.
- ▪125 in 118-Byndoor Assembly constituency, Lakshmi Shedti of Polling Station No.
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Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) V. Anbukumar said on Saturday that Udupi district topped the State in the digitisation of enumeration forms received from voters across all Assembly constituencies in the district.Speaking while reviewing the progress of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls at the Udupi Deputy Commissioner’s office, he said a total of 9,40,340 enumeration forms had been digitised in the district, taking the progress to 88.39% till Saturday.
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