Hoshiarpur (Daljit Ajnoha):- In accordance with the instructions of the Election Commission of India, the draft electoral rolls were published today by all Electoral Registration Officers in the district under the Special Summary Revision of electoral rolls. One set of the electoral rolls prepared for each Assembly constituency, along with a CD containing the electoral rolls without photographs, was handed over to representatives of political parties.
Deputy Commissioner-cum-District Election Officer Ashika Jain said that necessary information regarding the schedule of the Special Summary Revision of electoral rolls was shared with representatives of political parties. She said that following the publication of the draft electoral rolls today, claims and objections can be submitted until December 11, 2026. These will be disposed of by December 28, 2026, and the final publication of the electoral rolls will take place on January 4, 2027. She added that representatives of political parties were also informed about the draft publication of the electoral rolls, newly created polling booths and details of the number of voters.
The District Election Officer said that, for the convenience of voters, the draft electoral rolls are available at the District Election Office and the offices of the concerned Electoral Registration Officers, where anyone can obtain the necessary information about their vote. She said that the electoral rolls are also available on the website of the Chief Electoral Officer, Punjab, at https://www.ceopunjab.gov.in and on the District Election Office website, Hoshiarpur.nic.in. Any voter or individual wishing to check their name can do so by visiting the offices of the Electoral Registration Officers or through the online facility.
She further stated that claims and objections regarding the electoral rolls can be submitted until December 11. Any person who is 18 years of age or above as of January 1, 2027, and whose name has not yet been registered as a voter, can apply by filling out Form No. 6 along with the required documents at the office of the concerned BLO/ARO or through the online facility. She appealed to representatives of political parties to coordinate with their Booth Level Agents and extend full cooperation in the Special Summary Revision (SSR), so that no eligible person is left out of voter registration.
