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Over 3k voter enrolment applications received in Chandigarh in four days

The camps, held from Wednesday to Sunday, aim to enrol eligible citizens whose names are missing from the electoral roll, particularly young and first-time voters

Published on: Oct 11, 2026, 07:53:00 IST
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Special voter registration camps across the UT received around 3,100 Form 6 applications in the first four days, with the five-day drive set to conclude on Sunday.

The Final Photo Electoral Roll-2026 for the Chandigarh parliamentary constituency was published on September 22 after the completion of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR). (HT File)
The Final Photo Electoral Roll-2026 for the Chandigarh parliamentary constituency was published on September 22 after the completion of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR). (HT File)

The camps, held from Wednesday to Sunday, aim to enrol eligible citizens whose names are missing from the electoral roll, particularly young and first-time voters. Residents can visit their respective polling stations between 10am and 3pm on Sunday to apply for registration and access other electoral services.

The Final Photo Electoral Roll-2026 for the Chandigarh parliamentary constituency was published on September 22 after the completion of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR).

Booth level officers (BLOs) are also displaying lists of absent, shifted, dead and duplicate electors at polling stations for public verification. Residents have been advised to check these lists and report discrepancies to the BLO concerned.

The administration said voter enrollment remains open even after the special camps conclude. Eligible citizens whose names are missing from the electoral roll can submit Form 6 for inclusion. For assistance, residents can contact their BLO or call the voter helpline at 1950.

 
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