East Kameng Intensifies SIR 2026 Electoral Roll Revision

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SEPPA, July 1: 

The East Kameng District Administration has intensified the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026 of the Electoral Roll, with Booth Level Officers (BLOs) carrying out extensive house-to-house verification across the district's remote and difficult terrain.

Since the exercise began on June 15, BLOs have been visiting households in far-flung areas, including Langchu in Bameng, Yakli in Chayangtajo, Jeju Dada in Seppa East, and Seba in Seppa West Assembly Constituencies. 

Despite heavy monsoon rains, rugged mountain terrain, poor connectivity, and long hours of trekking, the officers have continued their work with dedication to ensure every eligible elector is reached.

The Special Intensive Revision is a comprehensive exercise undertaken by the Election Commission to verify and update the Electoral Roll. It aims to include all eligible voters, remove discrepancies, update elector details, and maintain a clean, accurate, transparent, and inclusive electoral database, strengthening the integrity of the democratic process.

The district administration, led by the Deputy Commissioner-cum-District Election Officer (DC-cum-DEO), along with Electoral Registration Officers (EROs), Assistant Electoral Registration Officers (AEROs), election officials, and BLOs, remains committed to completing the revision within the prescribed timeline while ensuring that no eligible voter is left behind.

Appealing for public support, the administration has urged Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), Community-Based Organisations (CBOs), Panchayati Raj Institution (PRI) representatives, community leaders, youth organisations, media houses, public representatives, and citizens to cooperate fully during the ongoing verification process.

Residents have been requested to extend full cooperation to BLOs during household visits, provide accurate information while filling Enumeration Forms, keep required documents ready wherever applicable, encourage eligible family members and neighbours to participate, and spread awareness about the SIR 2026 exercise.

Expressing gratitude to Booth Level Officers, election personnel, local leaders, and citizens for their commitment, the district administration emphasized that the success of the Special Intensive Revision 2026 depends on active public participation. 

It reiterated that a clean, updated, and error-free Electoral Roll is essential for protecting citizens' democratic rights and ensuring free, fair, and credible election

Location: Seppa 790102

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