Inderjeet said that a toll-free number, 18003361950, has been started for providing state-level information for the convenience of voters of the state. Apart from this, voters can get information about their Form status and polling station by calling on voter’s helpline toll-free number 1950 in their district or by sending SMS.
Shyam Saran Negi of Himachal Pradesh, aged 101 years, has voted in every general election since 1951 and is believed to be the first Indian to cast vote. (Image: YouTube/@Google India)
As many as 5,910 voters in Haryana are of 100 years of age or above. While Karnal tops the list of such voters, the number of such persons in lowest in Panchkula.
While giving this information on Wednesday, joint chief electoral officer, Inderjeet said as per the voters’ lists published on 31 January for all 90 Assembly constituencies of Haryana, the maximum number of 553 voters, who are of 100 years of age or above, are in Karnal, while the lowest number of 111 voters are in Panchkula.
He said that there are 8,9711 voters in 90 to 99 years age group in the voters’ list, the maximum number of 7,946 such voters are in Bhiwani, while the lowest number of 1,436 voters are in Panchkula.
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He said that those voters who are still left out, they could fill Form No. 6 online to get their names on the voter list.
Inderjeet said that during the special brief revision of voter lists, 3,68,494 new voters have been added to the list. The names of 85,613 ineligible voters have been removed from the voters’ list and the details of 60,995 voters registered in voters’ list have been corrected.
He said that if still, the name of any citizen is not on the voters’ list then one can get himself or herself registered and also get corrected their personal details.
Inderjeet said that a toll-free number, 18003361950, has been started for providing state-level information for the convenience of voters of the state. Apart from this, voters can get information about their Form status and polling station by calling on voter’s helpline toll-free number 1950 in their district or by sending SMS.
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