No one in the world, thousands of duplicate voters too.. 20% votes reduced in Sambhal.

Last Updated:December 09, 2025, 15:08 IST

SIR in Sambhal: Hundred percent digitalization has been completed in all four assemblies of Sambhal district. Now mapping work is going on. DM Dr. Rajendra Pansia said that there were 15 lakh 70 thousand 306 voters in the district. Hundred percent digitalization has been completed in all four assemblies of the district. Now mapping work is going on. 20 percent votes have been deducted in the district. DM has welcomed the application for new vote through Form 6.

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Work of first phase of SIR completed in Sambhal

Be careful. Sambhal district of Uttar Pradesh has set a record in voter list purification. 100 percent digitalization work has been completed in all four assemblies of the district – Sambhal, Chandausi, Bilari and Kundarki. Now the work of mapping of polling booths is going on at a fast pace.

District Magistrate Dr. Rajendra Pansia said that special voter verification campaign Intensive verification was done during. After this, names of about 20 percent voters in the district have been deleted. These include deceased, permanently transferred, absentee, duplicate and shifted voters. The total number of voters in the first district was 15 lakh 70 thousand 306. After verification, this number has now reduced by about 20 percent.

Voter list purified

DM Dr. Pancia said, “This is a historic work. Sambhal has joined the select districts of the country where 100 percent digitalization of the voter list has been done. With the removal of duplicate, deceased and missing voters, the list has now become completely clean and reliable.”

Appeal to new voters

He has appealed to the new voters that those who have completed 18 years on January 1, 2026, should immediately get their names added through Form-6. The DM said that new applications are welcome and they will be added on priority. According to election office officials, such large-scale sorting of voters had not happened in the last several decades. This will increase transparency in the upcoming elections and bogus voting will be completely curbed. Sambhal once again proved that even seemingly impossible tasks are possible with strong administrative determination.