YSRC Cadres Told to Vigilant on Critical Voter List Review
YSRC has advised its cadres to closely monitor the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process and raise any irregularities to maintain a transparent electoral environment, emphasizing vigilance at each booth level.
Highlights
- •* YSRC urges cadres to remain vigilant during SIR process
- •* Training session held in Biccavolu mandal aimed at prevention of irregularities
- •* Booth-level scrutiny and submission of objections are crucial for maintaining transparency
- •* Inclusive voter registration with removal of ineligible entries by regulations
Kakinada: Former Anaparthi MLA Sathi Suryanarayana Reddy reminded YSRC cadres to remain vigilant during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process, emphasizing their role in preventing any irregularities by opposing parties. This directive came through a training session held at Balabhadrapuram village in Biccavolu mandal of East Godavari district on Tuesday. The primary goal is to ensure transparency and democratic integrity within voter lists.
Vigilance Key for Voter List Revisions
During the training, YSRC cadres were instructed to scrutinize each booth's list meticulously and address any discrepancies or irregularities by submitting written objections as per rules. This step is crucial in maintaining a fair electoral process.
YSRC East Godavari district president Chelluboyina Srinivasa Venu Gopalakrishna stressed on inclusivity, ensuring every eligible voter is registered while identifying and removing ineligible or duplicate entries strictly as per regulations. He highlighted the significance of booth-level representatives in this revision process.
Party's state Youth Wing president Jakkampudi Raja echoed similar sentiments, stressing coordinated efforts to ensure transparency during voter list preparation by closely monitoring the SIR process.
