TNI Bureau: The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral roll has commenced in Odisha. Citizens are advised to check their own names, as well as the names of their father or grandfather, in the 2002 voter list and report any discrepancies to their nearest Booth Level Officer (BLO). The 2002 voter list has been set as the baseline for the current revision process. Voters are encouraged to use the option “Search your name in last SIR (2002)” to verify their details and ensure accurate inclusion in the updated electoral roll.
The Chief Electoral Officer, Odisha, has urged citizens to come together to ensure the smooth and effective implementation of the SIR. In a post on X, the CEO Odisha called on voters to support Booth Level Officers (BLOs) through voter mapping to make the process simpler and more efficient.
For more information, citizens can call the Voter Helpline Number 1950, visit voters.eci.gov.in or download the ECINet App and use the “Book a Call with BLO” option to connect directly with their Booth Level Officer.
How to Find Your Name in the 2002 Voter List:
1. Visit the official voters’ website.
2. Click on “Search your name in last SIR” (2002 voter list).
3. Search using your own name, or your father’s / grandfather’s name if you were not a voter in 2002.
4. Select the State and Name (mandatory). You may also add District or Assembly Constituency for quicker results.
5. Take a photo or screenshot of your details and share it with your Booth Level Officer (BLO) for mapping, or keep it ready to show when they visit your home.
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