After visiting several districts and reviewing progress on the SIR during the past couple of days, he has directed all teams to intensify their efforts.
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Recognizing the significance of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral roll, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is consistently guiding BJP office-bearers, public representatives, and party workers.
After visiting several districts and reviewing progress on the SIR during the past couple of days, he has directed all teams to intensify their efforts.
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According to BJP leaders, the Chief Minister clearly stated that every eligible voter must be included, and no ineligible name should remain on the list. Ensuring comprehensive voter inclusion, he stressed, is essential for a strong democracy.
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As the head of the government, CM Yogi is personally reaching out to districts, meeting party workers, public representatives, and office-bearers.
Along with sharing strategies for victory in the upcoming elections, he is also closely reviewing the SIR-related work. He emphasized coordinated action between the government and the party organization to strengthen the process.
During these meetings, the Chief Minister reiterated that merely updating the voter list is not enough. Every ineligible name must be removed, and every eligible person must be added. Any doubtful entries should be thoroughly verified. He highlighted the vital role of Booth Level Agents (BLAs), stating that the SIR is not just an administrative exercise but an organizational responsibility as well.
CM Yogi urged BLAs, booth workers, and office-bearers to engage directly with voters and form teams at each booth to conduct detailed verification.
CM Yogi instructed all ministers, MLAs, MLCs, mayors, and other public representatives to work in full coordination with the organization and complete the process with speed and sincerity.
He noted that people trust the BJP and its government for consistently working in their interest, making it even more important to reach out and assist voters in completing their registration.
He directed everyone to put in their best efforts to ensure that no genuine voter is left out and that survey work is carried out with complete dedication.
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