Caused by the last such moments: in June 2004, ECI ordered ‘Severe change of electoral rolls‘In the seven northeastern states and J & K.
Beside, it ordered a ‘Special Again to Summary‘In Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Goa, Guaha, Haryana, Karnashtra, Sikkim, Sikkim, Ustaritanchal, Uttaritanchal, Uttaran Bengal territories, Chandigarh, Damat, Dadra & Dadshadweep and Pondicherry.Please Bigharwe.pang pondicherweeps and pondicherry. J & K.
Bihar 2025- An Extraordinary Case
2025 sir in Bihar is different from many counts. While an ‘Intensive’ Revision usually involves ‘de novo’ exercise, which is flowing into a fresh election election, used by Bihar Sir the 2002-03 electoral roll as a basis to build. At the same time, it involves a new pre-pre-profed form of enumeration attached to regular home and home verification format, relating to an ‘intensive’ change. This, too, very different in previous revision exercises to change the terms of time.
EC rarely ordered a perfect state and complete intensive revision of a state of 4-6 months ahead of scheduled assembly elections, as it occurs in Bihar. Bihar saw the last force again in 2002, a great three-year distance from the assembly polls made in October 2005.
Similarly, if EC, June 29, 2004 announced an intensive roll again in eight states, it chooses to leave similar states to re-states Roll. These are Arahashtral Pradesh & Maharashtra where assembly polls are due in October 2004.
“In Arunachal Pradesh and Maharashtra, General Elections of Assemblies to be held in late 2004. Therefore, the program of these states will be announced 29.06.2004.
However, a ‘Special Change of Rolls’ Summary announced for Maharashtra ahead of October 2024 Counting home in December-December 2004 Newsletter.
EC has, indeed, always conducts ‘intensive’ change in some areas in a state. In Tamil Nadu- After the questions the question shown in the disabilities at different levels of electivation, spanning parts of Chennai, Salem, Salem, Salem, Coimbatore, Tiruchirpalli, Madurai, and Tiruigelveli.
In completion of Gujarat Riots, ECI on August 16,2002, says a repeated revival of 2002 ‘special change in intensive character’.
Types of changes in the election roll
Intensive Revision: This is usually a de-novo process without reference to the previous existing roll; involves at least 2 visits to vocalization at boot-level officer
Summary change: The roll is simply updated; There is no house-to-home-house but addressed opposes before the final printing roll
Special Again to Summary: EC can order so if it finds errors or bad scope in any place. EC can adopt changes to the existing method
Party Intensive and Partly Summary Revision: The existing election rolls were published in the draft and checked by home verification and placed through the process of claim / opposing
Chronology of Roll Revision
1950
Original Section 23 of the representation of people who operate, 1950 provided for the annual change of March 1 as qualified date
1952
After the first gen election in 1952, it was ordered by EC from 1952 to 1956, the annual revision of electoral rolls should change once before the 2nd gen polls
1956
EC directs intensive change in rolls each year in some areas where electoral rolls are likely to be inaccurate: II) areas with large population movements occurring
1957
Post 1957: Lok Sabha Polls: EC directed that during each of the three following years, the electoral rolls of 1 / 3rd of the entire state area Be revised intensively, while during 1961 the revision would be intensive only in urban areas, migratory population and service voters
1960
After changes in the RP Act, 1950, EC ordered annual changes to rolls between January 1 and January 31
1962
Post 1962 LS Polls: Eccict ‘girect’ revision of Eventembre changed in 1963 and 1964. In 1965 strong change was re-conducted by 40% of the country; Some 60% were held in 1966
1966
Post 1966: District election officer assigned to each district and summary change roll produced in 1969-70 and 1975
1976
Emergency: No polls in Lok Sabha in 1976; EC held change in roll roll
1983
1983 to: Intensive revision in all mountain conditions before 1985 L polls
1987-88
All constituencies change intensively; Special again in 1989
1992
Changing again was ordered followed by intensive recurrence in 1993 with the introduction of epic card
1995
The strong change comes
1999-2000
Between rolls of computerization elections, no intensive revision in 1999, 2000
2002
Special intensive change in 20 states; Intensive revision in 7 States of 2003-04
