Bhubaneswar — In the first phase of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral roll in Odisha, around 12 lakh voters remain unmapped and discrepancies have been found in the details of 46.36 lakh voters. The month-long exercise was conducted from May 30 to June 28 to update and verify voter data. What The Data Shows Chief Electoral Officer R.S. Gopalan said notices are being issued to a total of 58.36 lakh electors. These include voters who could not be linked between the 2002 and 2025 voter lists, and those with mismatches in their details compared to the 2002 roll. Unmapped voters: ∼12 lakh Voters with discrepancies/mismatches: ∼46.36 lakh Gopalan said most of these mismatches are minor, logical errors and are expected to be corrected during the ongoing notice and hearing process. Status Of Notices And Hearings Notices already issued: 7.93 lakh Hearings completed: 1.42 lakh cases Process underway for remaining 50.05 lakh electors Deputy CEO Laxmi Prasad Sahu said Assistant Electoral Registration Officers (AEROs) are issuing notices to voters whose current details do not match the 2002 records. To help vulnerable groups like senior citizens, persons with disabilities, the sick, and those in remote areas, Booth Level Officers (BLOs) will collect documents from their homes. Key Dates For The Revision Forms 6, 7, 8 to be accepted till: August 4 Notice issuance and hearings to continue till: September 2 Final electoral roll to be published on: September 6 Drop In Voter Numbers In Draft Roll After the house-to-house survey in Phase-I, 20.14 lakh names have been excluded from the draft roll published on July 5. The total number of voters has dropped from 3,33,99,591 in the pre-revision roll to 3,13,87,034 in the draft. Reasons for exclusion include death, absence during enumeration, permanent relocation, and non-submission of the enumeration form. The CEO’s office said the exercise aims to create a more transparent and error-free electoral roll. Post navigation Sonia Gandhi Meets Detained Priyanka Gandhi At Delhi Police Station