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EC extends deadline for claims, objections to October 12 in Maharashtra amid SIR row

The revised schedule gives voters more time to file claims and objections as officials process 3.29 crore cases flagged in the revision.

  • The Election Commission of India announced a revised schedule for Maharashtra's Special Intensive Revision on Saturday, extending the final electoral roll publication date to November 16, 2026.
  • This extension follows a request from the Chief Electoral Officer of Maharashtra, as electoral machinery continues processing notices for 1.22 crore electors identified within the draft roll.
  • Maharashtra had 9.79 crore electors before the SIR, though the draft roll published August 31 contained 7.72 crore names, as enumeration forms could not be collected from 2.07 crore individuals.
  • As of September 24, notices had been generated for 1.18 crore electors, though 3.91 lakh notices remained pending, with Pune and Nagpur recording the highest counts.
  • Under the revised schedule, electors can submit claims, suggestions, and objections until October 12, while the qualifying date for the electoral roll remains October 1, 2026.
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Indian Express broke the news in Noida, India on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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