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Roll Revision

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3,71,38,182 voters in Andhra Pradesh as per draft Special Intensive Revision of electoral rollsPartially corroborated56

There are 1,82,06,954 male voters, 1,89,28,492 female and 2,736 of the third gender besides 64,502 service electors, says CEO; those who couldn't submit filled-in enumeration forms earlier, can file Form-6 along with prescribed declaration forms for inclusion during claims and objections period f...

· The Hindu

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Timeline

  1. 3,71,38,182 voters in Andhra Pradesh as per draft Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls

    Partially corroborated561 outlets

  2. Mumbai: Congress MLA Amin Patel Urges BMC To Protect Voting Rights Of Transit Residents During Electoral Roll Revision

    Limited reporting491 outlets

  3. BNCMC Reviews SIR Electoral Roll Revision Progress, Orders Faster Form Verification And Digitisation

    Limited reporting491 outlets

  4. Special Intensive Revision: AI used to detect 6.41 lakh anomalies in Bengaluru

    Partially corroborated561 outlets

  5. NMMC Urges Voters To Complete Electoral Roll Revision At Special Camps On July 25-26 Across Navi Mumbai

    Limited reporting431 outlets

Reporting confidence

56/100
Corroboration
15/40
Source reliability
26/30
Primary source
0/15
Headline check
15/15

1 independent reporting origin across 1 outlet — shared ownership, reprinted wire copy, and articles citing another outlet’s reporting count once.

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