Special Intensive Revision is an electoral-roll exercise. Start with the relevant state, your citizenship and your actual circumstances.
Earlier partial review 28 Oct 2026. Schedules can be amended.
Individual source-check dates are shown in the table; this is not a fresh review of every state. “Original schedule” means the national announcement was found but a current state amendment has not been fully verified. It does not confirm today’s phase. After a listed date passes, verify the next notice; do not assume completion.
Where things stand
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What the available notice says
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Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Current status not verified here
No current state-specific SIR schedule has been verified in this portal. This is not a statement that revision is absent or complete.
Claims and objections through 30 Oct · disposal through 30 Nov
The Commission’s 26 September press note extends Delhi’s claims and objections period through 30 October and disposal through 30 November 2026.
CEO Delhi’s 23 October press note and the Commission’s 26 September decision were rechecked on 28 October. Claims and objections run through 30 October and disposal through 30 November. Confirm the applicable route with the ERO before acting.
An indexed CEO Haryana revised schedule lists claims and objections from 31 July to 30 September 2026. The full document could not be retrieved in this check.
Confirm directly before relying on the deadline. Final publication date is withheld pending full-document verification.
Claims window closed · disposal continues through 10 Nov
The Election Commission’s 26 September decision extended Maharashtra’s claims-and-objections period through 12 October; that window has now ended. Disposal of notices, claims and objections continues through 10 November.
Commission decision re-read on 28 October. Maharashtra’s claims window ended on 12 October and disposal continues through 10 November. Pune’s public SIR page still displays the older 30 September claims, 29 October disposal and 4 November final-roll dates; it does not override the later Commission extension. No final-publication date is promoted from that conflicting local schedule.
The CEO Manipur SIR page and dated press note confirm final publication on 6 September 2026. Search the current roll before relying on an earlier draft entry.
Confirmation is specific to Manipur and does not establish publication in the other states that shared the national schedule date.
A dated CEO Mizoram press note confirms publication on 7 September 2026, after the original 6 September date was moved because it fell on a Sunday.
The notice describes appeals and continuing Form 6, 7 and 8 routes. Confirmation is specific to Mizoram and does not establish publication in Odisha or Sikkim.
The CEO Nagaland site lists a press note dated 20 September, a Draft Roll 2026 section and the list of people present in the 2025 roll but not included in the draft. This confirms publication access, not final inclusion or deletion.
Use the official voter service and current claim or objection route. Do not rely on copied lists or treat the draft as a final roll.
2026 roll available · dated completion notice not found
CEO Odisha now links the 2026 electoral roll, but this bounded review did not find a dated notice that expressly confirms completion of the SIR final-roll publication scheduled for 6 September.
The live roll link helps with a record check; it is not treated here as proof of the publication date or completion process.
District page links SIR final roll · publication date unconfirmed
Bathinda’s official page is headed ‘SIR Final Integrated E-ROLL-2026’ and links the official voter portal. This confirms a district publication-access route, not the exact statewide publication date or an individual voter’s inclusion.
Checked 17 October. The page’s 12 October update stamp is not treated as the roll’s publication date. No person-level roll or voter record was opened. A newer SSR announcement remains index-only pending the controlling order.
Original final-roll date passed · verify publication
The 14 May national schedule set 6 September for final-roll publication. No later state amendment or completion notice was verified in this bounded review.
Current SIR timetable unverified · original schedule may be superseded
The original national table listed preparation from 5–14 September, house visits from 15 September–14 October and a 21 October draft. On 17 October the CEO homepage linked SIR video-production procurement, Additional AERO appointments and 2005 rolls, but no readable controlling timetable was verified.
The original table contains an impossible claims-date sequence. The homepage review does not resolve it or confirm completion of planned house visits. Current claims and final-publication dates remain withheld. On 22 October only the old PIB table was recoverable; the originally planned 21 October draft is not confirmation of actual publication.
CEO page links draft roll · final publication unconfirmed
The current CEO Uttarakhand homepage links ‘SIR Draft Roll-2026’. The original 14 May national table scheduled final publication for 15 September, but no dated state notice confirming that milestone was found.
A draft-roll link and an original timetable date are not proof that the final roll was published. Check the latest state notice and official voter service before relying on the milestone.
You can help them find the correct roll, organise information and contact the officer. Follow the official requirements for the elector’s signature, verification and attendance; do not sign or impersonate them. Ask the Booth Level Officer (BLO) or ERO about assistance for age, illness or disability.
Does an EPIC card prove I am currently on the roll?
Search the relevant current electoral roll as well. Retain the result and check spelling, constituency and entry details. Ask the ERO to explain any mismatch or omission and the available application or appeal route.
Does SIR replace citizenship or OCI procedures?
No. This section concerns electoral registration. Questions about citizenship status, surrender of an Indian passport or OCI eligibility need the separate consular process. Do not infer an individual citizenship decision from this tracker.
What if notices or online advice conflict?
Record the issuing office, order number, issue date and the exact conflicting instruction. Ask the ERO which order applies and obtain an acknowledgement for any submission with a deadline. Seek local legal advice promptly if a formal decision or contested right is involved.
