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Kamjong begins door-to-door voter enumeration for SIR, 2026

The Kamjong district administration has dispatched enumeration materials to all designated Booth Level Officers (BLOs) as part of the Election Commission of India’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls for 2026, District Election Officer and Deputy Commissioner LN Kashung said in an official press note.

Duplicate pre-filled forms

According to the press note, the administration issued enumeration forms to 78 BLOs who will visit households across the district to deliver duplicate copies of pre-filled documentation to registered electors.

The door-to-door exercise began on 30 May and will continue through 28 June 2026. Electors are asked to confirm and provide details from the last SIR concerning themselves or family members on the form. After verification, the BLO will collect one copy and sign the duplicate, which the elector will retain as an official receipt. The note explicitly states that BLOs will not collect any original documents from electors during the enumeration phase.

Digital resources

The press note also highlights digital options for voters. Electors can download enumeration forms and upload completed forms through the Election Commission’s portal at https://voters.eci.gov.in or via the ECINet mobile application.

An online search facility on the same ECI portal enables voters to check their previous SIR records. In addition, election information is available on the Chief Electoral Officer (Manipur) website at https://ceomanipur.nic.in, and electors may contact the toll-free Voter Helpline at 1950 or use the ‘Book a Call with BLO’ feature on the website or ECINet app for assistance.

2005 SIR copy for verification

The notice said that the printed hard copy of the Electoral Roll from the last SIR (2005) is held by the respective BLO and will be used to help verify names. Where enumeration forms are not returned, BLOs will investigate and record reasons for non-submission under categories such as Absent, Shifted, Dead, or Duplicate (ASDD).

The administration issued enumeration forms to 78 BLOs who will visit households across the district to deliver duplicate copies of pre-filled documentation to registered electors.
The administration issued enumeration forms to 78 BLOs who will visit households across the district to deliver duplicate copies of pre-filled documentation to registered electors.

The compiled ASDD lists, with specific reasons for non-inclusion, will be published on the Electoral Registration Officer’s notice board and made accessible on the Chief Electoral Officer, Manipur website for public scrutiny.

BLAs to assist BLOs

The press note further states that Booth Level Agents (BLAs) appointed by recognised national or state political parties will work alongside BLOs during the enumeration phase to facilitate the process.

For further information, voters are advised to use the ECI and CEO Manipur portals, the ECINet app, or the Voter Helpline number 1950.

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