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Till which date has the Election Commission extended the filing of claims and objections in the Delhi Special Intensive Revision?

  1. A.12 October 2026
  2. B.30 October 2026
  3. C.10 November 2026
  4. D.30 November 2026

Correct answer

B. 30 October 2026

Explanation

The correct answer is 30 October 2026. At its meeting on 26 September 2026 the Commission accepted a request from the Chief Electoral Officer of Delhi and pushed the last date for filing claims and objections to 30 October 2026. Option D, 30 November 2026, is the date by which notices, claims and objections in Delhi must be disposed of, which is a different stage of the same process. Option A, 12 October 2026, is the filing date for Maharashtra, and option C, 10 November 2026, is the disposal date for Maharashtra, both granted on a request from that region's Chief Electoral Officer. Candidates should keep the two regions and the two stages apart, because question papers often swap the filing date of one region with the disposal date of the other.

Read the full article: Election Commission Extends Delhi SIR Deadline to 30 October

Q1.NationalEasy

Under the Commission's decision, how will the documents of voters who received notices during the revision be collected?

  1. A.The voters must appear before the ERO with originals
  2. B.Booth Level Officers will visit homes and upload them on ECINet
  3. C.Documents must be sent by registered post to the Commission
  4. D.Only a district magistrate can accept the documents
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Correct answer: B. Booth Level Officers will visit homes and upload them on ECINet

The Commission decided that people served notices for being unmapped or for logical discrepancies need not be called to the office of the Electoral Registration Officer or the Assistant Electoral Registration Officer at all; the BLO comes to the house, collects the papers and uploads them, and the ERO then…

Q2.NationalHard

Which rules will apply to electoral registration forms for the period outside the Special Intensive Revision?

  1. A.The Registration of Electors Rules, 1950
  2. B.The Registration of Electors Rules, 1960
  3. C.The Conduct of Elections Rules, 1961
  4. D.The Representation of the People Rules, 1956
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Correct answer: B. The Registration of Electors Rules, 1960

The Commission clarified that the declaration attached to Form 6 for the revision has been upheld by the Supreme Court, and that for the non-revision period the forms prescribed under these rules of 1960 will be used.