Only 747 homeless voters enrolled in Delhi's special revision drive: NGO raises concern

A non-profit organisation has written to Delhi's Chief Electoral Officer, expressing concern over low enrolment numbers among homeless voters during the special intensive revision (SIR) drive.

According to the NGO's estimates, Delhi had more than 10,000 homeless voters before the SIR began. However, only 747 enrolment applications have been received from this vulnerable population so far. The organisation has flagged significant lapses in the process.

There is currently no available data on how many homeless voters' names were excluded from the draft electoral roll, raising questions about the inclusivity of the voter registration process.