New Delhi: In a decision with the aim of misunderstanding illegal immigrants involved in nationwide electoral rolls, the Election Commission has made it mandatory for new applicants as well as existing voters -Named after the last special intensive modification (sir) in 2003-04 -with a self -setted decription, which is due to birth or registration, which is due to birth or registration. Of registration/naturalization.The Election Commission said in an order on Tuesday in an order that Sir for Bihar, where the elections are starting later this year, with the role published in January 2003 – the schedule for the rest of India will be ordered “separate -altitude” for the rest of India.
In an order issued on Tuesday, the Election Commission – which includes Chief Election Commissioner Gyanash Kumar and Election Commissioner SS Sandhu and Vivek Joshi – called for their powers under Section 21 of the Representation of the People’s Act, 1950, ordered an SIR across the country, which orders its constitutional representation to protect the integrity of the electoral roll (under the Article 326).Except for the extracts of the roll, no documents will be collected from them in the 2003 Bihar role. The pole panel said, “Aeros will treat the 2003 electoral roll … as a potential proof of eligibility, including an estimate of citizenship until he receives any input,” the pole panel said.All other voters in Bihar, as a pre-filled calculation, should submit an announcement that they are over 18 years of age and are ordinary residents of the concerned assembly constituency/parliamentary constituency (AC/PC), besides their citizenship status and evidence to list the evidence through 11 eligible documents. The document presented will be uploaded on the EC portal.In line with the provisions of the Citizenship Act and the rules, announcements require new and transferred voters, to declare whether they were born in India before July 1, 1987, in which they would have to choose from the list of 11 documents to establish their date and birth place. If born in India between July 1, 1987 and December 2, 2012, he will also have to provide a listed document for his father or mother. If born after December 2, 2004, they have to provide proof of the date and place of birth and the place of birth. If either parents are non-Indian, they should provide a copy of parents’ legitimate passports and visas at their birth.Announcements also require eligible voters or applicants, who attach evidence of the birth registration issued by an Indian mission outside India, if born outside India; Or a certificate of registration of Indian citizenship when registration/naturalization is acquired. “This is a historic step. According to Article 326 strictly, Indian citizens and ordinary residents over 18 years of age can vote from today,” a senior EC executive officer told TOI.According to SIR guidelines, a pre-filled calculation form will be printed by the Election Registration Officer for all existing voters and distributed through the house-to-house visit by the booth level officer. The form will have an updated photo, date of birth, base (optional), mobile number, and parents/spouses name and epic number. Blo will collect these forms and documents in a later home trip; Elector/applicant can also upload them through ECINET APP. The forms will be examined by the ERO/ASST ERO and in case of doubt about the eligibility of a proposed voter, ERO/Aero will conduct a field inquiry and pass a speaking order on its inclusion/exclusion before the final roll is published.Such special intensive amendments have been done 13 times since 1952, with the last place in 2004.
