New Delhi, July 4: The Election Commission of India has successfully digitised over one lakh enumeration forms in Delhi, marking a significant step towards modernising electoral processes. The initiative aims to streamline voter data management and enhance transparency in the electoral system.
Officials confirmed that the digitisation drive covered forms submitted during the recent summary revision of electoral rolls. The move is expected to reduce paperwork, improve accuracy, and ensure faster verification of voter details across constituencies.
The Commission stated that the digitised records would be integrated into its central database, enabling seamless access for election officials and reducing duplication. The effort also aligns with the broader push for technology-driven reforms in election management.
By digitising enumeration forms, the Election Commission seeks to strengthen accountability and provide citizens with more efficient services, including quicker updates to voter lists and easier corrections of entries.
Authorities highlighted that the initiative is part of the Commission’s ongoing efforts to adopt digital solutions, ensuring that electoral processes remain robust, secure, and citizen-friendly ahead of upcoming polls.
