No prosecution for previously-enrolled voters filing form 6, poll panel tells SC

Economic Times - Nov 15, 2026

The Election Commission of India has clarified that voters can apply through Form 6 if their names are missing. This applies to those who were enrolled previously but not listed in the draft electoral rolls. Chief electoral officers are encouraged to widely publicize this information in local languages. The Commission has also noted a Supreme Court suggestion to include left out voters.

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