Bihar Election 2025: Just before the Bihar assembly elections, the work of special intensive revision of the voter list is going on at a fast pace. A big, shocking update has come out on the special intensive revision campaign. In Bihar, the names of about 51 lakh voters are almost certain to be removed from the list. A large number of them are dead. Some people have gone and become migrants to other places.
There are some voters whose names are alsoonn the voter lists of different states. Very few voters have been found whose information could not be found by going to their homes. The voter list will be published on 30 September 2025. People will also get time to object. What did the Election Commission say regarding the voter lis? Youu can know the latest update below.
Election Commission gave detailed information.
The Election Commission has shared big information on the voter list intensive revision. According to the Election Commission, during the intensive examination, 18 lakh voters have been found dead, whose names were included in the voter list. Investigation revealed that 26 lakh such voters have been identified who have reached outside Bihar or in other assembly constituencies.
7 lakh people have got their votes registered at two places, which is a violation of the rules. Considering all these reasons, the names of 51 lakh people have been removed from the voter list of the Bihar Assembly elections. The Commission informed that in the survey conducted till July 21, 11000 voters were found who did not have any information.
How many people have filled out the forms?
According to the Election Commission, 97.30 per centof t people have filled their forms in the special intensive revision campaign. Out of 7.89 crore registered voters in Bihar, 97.30% have filled and submitted their counting forms so far. The forms will be included in the initial voter list to be released on August 1, 2025.
According to the report, a total of 2.70% voters have not yet submitted the forms. The commission has made extensive efforts to make this process transparent and inclusive. A large number of employees have been deployed in this campaign of the Election Commission. Aadhar card, ration card and voter ID have not been considered quality documents for this.