SIR process in 22 states, UTs, including Delhi and Maharashtra, to begin from April

The Election Commission of India (ECI) has announced that the next phase of the Systematic Voter's Education and Electoral Participation (SIR) process will commence in April 2026 across 22 states and Union Territories, including major regions like Delhi and Maharashtra. In a recent communication to the chief electoral officers of these areas, the ECI emphasized the importance of this initiative in enhancing voter awareness and participation in the electoral process. The SIR program aims to educate citizens about their voting rights and encourage them to engage actively in the democratic process. The initiative is part of a broader strategy to improve electoral participation and ensure that all eligible voters are informed and ready to cast their votes in upcoming elections. This phase is expected to implement various outreach programs to mobilize voters and address issues related to voter registration and access to polling stations. As the electoral landscape evolves, the ECI's efforts to streamline this process are crucial for strengthening the democratic fabric of the nation and fostering a more informed electorate.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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