Duplication of entries in the voters’ list is a punishable offense, and voters should delete their names from the list of a particular polling station after they move from its limits, he advised.

Stickers
He said, officers visiting houses for revision of electoral rolls find it difficult because the numbering of houses in old CMC areas has not been done properly. The administration has decided to put a sticker, from January 7  on each house along with the voters’ ID number, and name of the head of the family. The public can inform officers if there are any mistakes in the stickers, he said.

Sadiq said, intensive revision of poll rolls  has been taken up in the limits of Uttarahalli, Varthur, Yelahanka and Anekal Assembly constituencies. Booth-level officers are visit houses for revision of electoral rolls and also to look into differences in sex ratio, mistakes, addition and deletion in the voters’ list. “In certain polling stations  increase in number of voters is 100 per cent. Officers will check if bogus voters have entered,” he said. The final list of voters will be published on January 10, he said.