The Manipur government has made public a list of 158,677 voters who were removed from the draft electoral rolls for the state's 2026 Special Summary Revision (SIR). The list allows citizens to search for deleted electors by selecting an Assembly constituency and entering a name, EPIC number, related person's name, or booth number.
The deletion of voters is part of the regular revision process to clean up electoral rolls by removing duplicate entries, deceased persons, or those who have moved out of the constituency. The draft rolls were prepared earlier, and the public now has access to the list of deleted names to raise objections or claims if they believe a voter was wrongly removed.
Authorities have set up a search portal for easy access. The move aims to increase transparency and allow affected voters to correct their status before the final rolls are published. Electoral officials urge citizens to check the list and report any discrepancies. The final voters' list will be used for future elections in the state.
Manipur conducts periodic revisions to ensure accurate voter data. The SIR process includes adding new voters as well as removing ineligible ones. This step is part of routine election preparations.