Nashik: 5.56 Lakh SIR Forms Remain Uncollected

In Nashik district, a total of 36.71 lakh Special Intensive Revision (SIR) forms were distributed by August 11, but 5.56 lakh of these forms have not yet been collected, resulting in a non-collection rate of 15.14 per cent.

The district has a total of 5,104,494 voters, and update forms were distributed to 9,030,394 voters. So far, 3,194,444 forms have been accounted for, while the remaining 556,950 forms are yet to be collected.

Several rural Assembly constituencies have taken the lead in the SIR process. The Niphad, Dindori, and Igatpuri constituencies have achieved 100 per cent completion. Completion rates stand at 99.92 per cent for Nandgaon, 96.92 per cent for Yeola, 96.24 per cent for Baglan, 98.80 per cent for Kalwan, and 96.74 per cent for Malegaon.

However, a significant amount of work remains pending in urban areas. The Nashik West Assembly constituency lags furthest behind in the district, with only 60 per cent of the work completed. Nashik East has achieved 98.81 per cent completion.

In terms of digitisation, Dindori and Igatpuri talukas have achieved 100 per cent completion.

With August 17 marking the final deadline for the SIR process, the administration is making every effort to complete the remaining work at full capacity. Emphasis is being placed on identifying voters whose information is yet to be collected and updating their details.

District Collector Ayush Prasad has urged citizens to fill out their applications and complete the process as soon as possible. Orders have been issued to identify voters such as the physically challenged, the elderly, and those with serious illnesses who were granted the right to vote from home during the Assembly elections and to visit their residences to facilitate their registration if they are unable to reach the polling station physically.

The SIR process is crucial for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of voter rolls in the district. The administration's efforts to complete the remaining work will help to ensure that all eligible voters are included in the rolls.

The deadline of August 17 is fast approaching, and the administration is working tirelessly to meet the target. The completion of the SIR process will be a significant milestone in the district's electoral preparations.

In conclusion, the SIR process in Nashik district is nearing its completion, with some rural areas having already achieved 100 per cent completion. However, there is still a significant amount of work to be done in urban areas, and the administration is working hard to meet the deadline of August 17.

The successful completion of the SIR process will have a positive impact on the electoral process in the district, ensuring that all eligible voters are included in the rolls and can exercise their right to vote.

The district administration's efforts to facilitate the registration of voters with disabilities and illnesses are also commendable, and will help to ensure that all citizens can participate in the electoral process.

Overall, the SIR process in Nashik district is an important step towards ensuring the integrity and accuracy of the electoral rolls, and the administration's efforts to complete the process are noteworthy.

The outcome of the SIR process will be closely watched, and its impact on the electoral process in the district will be significant. The administration's success in completing the process will be a major achievement, and will help to ensure that the district's electoral preparations are on track.

In the end, the completion of the SIR process will be a major milestone in the district's electoral preparations, and will help to ensure that all eligible voters are included in the rolls and can exercise their right to vote.