MATDAR YADI SUDHARANA PROGRAM-2018
DATE :- 22-01-2018 TO 12-02-2018
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Registration of Name in Electoral Roll
(Form-6) Registration of Name in Voter List (For Overseas Voter) [Form-6A] Deletion Of Name in Voter List (Form-7) Change Details in Voter Roll (Form-8) Change Voter Details in Voter Roll (Form-8A) | ||
Proof Required : Photo ID Card, Address Proof (Passport Copy, Income Tax Returns Copy, Telephone Bill) |
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Possession of EPIC is not a guarantee of franchise. For being able to cast
your vote, it is mandatory that you be registered in the Electoral roll. To
check if your name is in the Electoral Roll, you may
search on this website or call out Helpline
number 1950 or send SMS epic < space >
< your voter ID Number > to 8511199899.
SMS Message Number
has been changed from 4th August 2014 to New Number
8511199899
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Electoral Rolls Download
In Electoral System and procedure it is essential to know the different meanings
of the people, the citizen and the voters. All the people residing in the State
can be called people. Out of these people the persons who are entitled for
citizenship under related laws are the citizens of nation and out of these
citizens who have right to cast their vote under the election laws are called
the electors or voters.
In a democratic system the voter is of greater importance. In 1950 our country has become republican and simultaneously we have accepted in our constitution the adult franchise. In the beginning we considered the citizens of an age of 21 years and above as the adults and gave franchise to them. Thereafter in 1988 the age of voter was reduced to 18 years from 21 years by 62nd constitutional amendment. In our constitution, we have made provision for adult's franchise. We have conducted 15 General Elections to Parliament beginning with the first election in 1952 on the basis of adult's franchise. The citizens, whose names are registered as electors in the electoral rolls have the right to vote and those can cast their vote in elections. Thus the right to vote can be exercised by a person only if his name is registered in the electoral roll. In view of this the electoral roll is an important document for the purpose of elections. It is important that such document is prepared with utmost care so that no body is abstained from his franchise and he can exercise it for the State administration.
Constitutional Provisions Pertaining to Electoral Rolls:
(1) As specified under Article 324(1) of the constitution the Election Commission of India shall superwise conduct and control the activities of preparation of electoral rolls for the elections to Parliament and State Assemblies
2) Under Article 325 of the constitution a provision is made to retain common electoral rolls for Parliamentary as well as State Assembly Constituencies.
It is also provided in the said article that no body will be abstained from his right of voting on the ground of religion caste race, sex etc.
(3) Under article 326 provision is made for adult franchise for the purpose of Parliamentary as well as Assembly elections. Accordingly all the people who are citizens of India, have attained the age of 18 years on the qualified date, and have not been disqualified under any constitutional provisions can cast their vote in the Parliamentary / Assembly elections.
(4) Under Article 327 of the constitution the Parliament is empowered to make rule provisions under law in connection with the preparation of electoral rolls for Parliamentary as well as Assembly constituencies. By exercising the powers given under Article 327 the Parliament has passed the R.P. Act, 1950 and thereby detailed provisions are made relating to preparation of electoral rolls as well as to make amendments from time to time. The Government of India has framed the Electors Registration Rules, 1960 to work out procedure for preparation of electoral rolls. Thus the electoral rolls are prepared according to the constitutional provisions and rules framed under law relating to franchise
In a democratic system the voter is of greater importance. In 1950 our country has become republican and simultaneously we have accepted in our constitution the adult franchise. In the beginning we considered the citizens of an age of 21 years and above as the adults and gave franchise to them. Thereafter in 1988 the age of voter was reduced to 18 years from 21 years by 62nd constitutional amendment. In our constitution, we have made provision for adult's franchise. We have conducted 15 General Elections to Parliament beginning with the first election in 1952 on the basis of adult's franchise. The citizens, whose names are registered as electors in the electoral rolls have the right to vote and those can cast their vote in elections. Thus the right to vote can be exercised by a person only if his name is registered in the electoral roll. In view of this the electoral roll is an important document for the purpose of elections. It is important that such document is prepared with utmost care so that no body is abstained from his franchise and he can exercise it for the State administration.
Constitutional Provisions Pertaining to Electoral Rolls:
(1) As specified under Article 324(1) of the constitution the Election Commission of India shall superwise conduct and control the activities of preparation of electoral rolls for the elections to Parliament and State Assemblies
2) Under Article 325 of the constitution a provision is made to retain common electoral rolls for Parliamentary as well as State Assembly Constituencies.
It is also provided in the said article that no body will be abstained from his right of voting on the ground of religion caste race, sex etc.
(3) Under article 326 provision is made for adult franchise for the purpose of Parliamentary as well as Assembly elections. Accordingly all the people who are citizens of India, have attained the age of 18 years on the qualified date, and have not been disqualified under any constitutional provisions can cast their vote in the Parliamentary / Assembly elections.
(4) Under Article 327 of the constitution the Parliament is empowered to make rule provisions under law in connection with the preparation of electoral rolls for Parliamentary as well as Assembly constituencies. By exercising the powers given under Article 327 the Parliament has passed the R.P. Act, 1950 and thereby detailed provisions are made relating to preparation of electoral rolls as well as to make amendments from time to time. The Government of India has framed the Electors Registration Rules, 1960 to work out procedure for preparation of electoral rolls. Thus the electoral rolls are prepared according to the constitutional provisions and rules framed under law relating to franchise
Qualification
for Registration of Name in Electoral Roll
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All persons who are
fulfilling the conditions mentioned below are eligible to be registered as
electors.
(1) The person should be an Indian Citizen ( Section 16 of R.P. Act, 1950 ). (2) The person should not be of unsound mind and stands so by a competent court (Section 16 ibid) (3) He is not disqualified from voting under the provisions of any law relating to corrupt practices and other offences in connection with elections (Section 16 ibid). (4) A person should not have been registered with his name in any other constituency. I.E. No person shall be entitled to be registered in the electoral roll in more than one constituencies (Section 17 ibid). (5) A person should not have been registered with his name at an another address on the same constituency. I.E. No person shall be entitled to be registered in the electoral roll in any constituency more than once. ( Section 18 ibid). (6) A person should be an adult I.E. he should have attained the age of 18 years on qualifying date ( Section 19 ibid ). (7) A person should be ordinarily a resident in the Assembly constituency in which he intends his name to be registered in the electoral roll. (Section 19 ibid). Two important facts viz. the qualifying date and ordinarily resident are stated here in above qualifications relating to registration of one's name in the electoral roll.
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