Jharkhand Special Voter Registration Camp: The Jharkhand Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) has announced a special camp called ‘Ek Aur Avasar’ on November 18 to help people complete their voter registration. The camp will be held at all polling stations across the state from 11 am to 4 pm. It will give eligible citizens another chance to add their names to the voter list and help officials clear pending cases under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR).
The announcement was made on Thursday as the state continues its work to complete the voter list revision before the final publication date.
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Jharkhand Clears 92.07% of Voter List Cases
According to the latest figures released on November 12, Jharkhand has completed 2,03,65,229 cases out of 2,21,19,847 cases identified under the SIR exercise. This means the state has achieved a disposal rate of 92.07%, while around 17.55 lakh cases are still pending.
The pending workload has also fallen by 8.68 lakh cases since November 4.
The CEO said that district-wise reviews are being held to speed up the work. He also asked districts with slow progress to give more attention to pending cases and complete the process within the given time.
The list of absent, shifted, dead and duplicate (ASDD) voters will also be published again. Eligible people can submit Form-6 or enumeration forms. Polling stations will also display names of voters whose documents are still pending after two notices and house visits.
Ranchi and Other Districts Have Pending Cases
The ‘No Mapping’ and ‘Logical Discrepancy’ categories make up nearly 88% of all pending cases. Around 6.12 lakh cases are pending under No Mapping, while 9.26 lakh cases remain under Logical Discrepancy.
Hatia, Kanke and Ranchi are among the constituencies with a large number of pending cases. Jamshedpur East has 37,379 unresolved No Mapping cases, while Jamshedpur West has 21,780.
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Some districts are also behind in clearing cases. Sahibganj has completed only 35.26% of its No Mapping cases, followed by Palamu at 36.05% and Jamtara at 37.81%.
In Logical Discrepancy cases, Palamu has completed 61.45%, Sahibganj 63.47% and Pakur 64.96%.
Meanwhile, West Singhbhum has cleared 99.97% of No Mapping cases and all Logical Discrepancy cases. Simdega and Lohardaga have also recorded 100% disposal.
Final Voter List to Be Published on November 30
The final electoral roll is scheduled to be published on November 30. People who will turn 18 by October 1, 2026, can also apply to include their names during the November 18 camp.
