Haryana Voter List: Special Camps on August 29-30, Final Electoral Roll to Release on October 3

Administrative preparations for the electoral rolls are intensifying across Haryana as district election authorities roll out key dates for the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists. A high-level administrative meeting convened in Fatehabad has outlined critical timelines, special booth-level campaigns, and verification protocols to ensure absolute accuracy and transparency in the voter registry.Fatehabad District Electoral Overview and Voter StatisticsChaired by District Election Officer and Deputy Commissioner Dr. Vivek Bharti, the crucial meeting brought together Electoral Registration Officers (EROs) and representatives of major political parties. Reviewing constituency data, the administration revealed that Fatehabad district currently accounts for a total of 659,694 registered voters, comprising 348,669 male voters, 311,010 female voters, and 15 third-gender voters distributed across three assembly segments:Tohana: 216,404 votersFatehabad: 235,739 votersRatia: 207,551 votersSpecial Booth Camps on August 29 and 30 for Claims and ObjectionsTo facilitate maximum public participation, the Election Commission has designated August 29 and August 30 as special campaign dates. During these two days, Booth Level Officers (BLOs) will be stationed at their respective polling booths from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.Eligible citizens wishing to enroll new voters, rectify discrepancies, or submit objections can file Form 6 and other prescribed applications directly at the booths. The administration has urged all political parties to appoint Booth Level Agents (BLAs) to assist in verifying absentee, shifted, deceased, and duplicate (ASDD) entries to maintain a clean voter roll.Final Publication Scheduled for October 3, 2026The intensive verification drive will culminate with the official publication of the final voter list on October 3, 2026.In addition to physical camps, citizens can conveniently submit applications online through the official Voter Services Portal or via the mobile "Voter Helpline" app. The meeting concluded with representatives from the AAP, BSP, BJP, CPI(M), Congress, INLD, and JJP pledging cooperation to ensure a transparent and inclusive electoral revision process across the district.