Maharashtra SIR: Why are more than 2.07 crore enumeration forms ‘uncollected’? | Explained
It is to be noted that August 17 is not the final deadline. The first draft of the electoral roll will be published on August 24 and citizens will be allowed to raise claims and objections between August 24 to September 23
The Hindu · · 1 min read ·
It is to be noted that August 17 is not the final deadline. The first draft of the electoral roll will be published on August 24 and citizens will be allowed to raise claims and objections between August 24 to September 23
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