Organisation : CEO Election Bihar
Facility : Search Your Name in 2003 Bihar e-Roll
State : Bihar
Website : https://ceoelection.bihar.gov.in/index.html
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How To Search Your Name in 2003 Bihar e-Roll?
Scan the QR code to search for your name or the names of your family members in the electoral roll published with the qualifying date of 01.01.2003.
Steps to search for a name:
1. Select the district.
2. Select the Legislative Assembly constituency as it existed in 2003.
3. Select the polling station (if details regarding the 2003 polling station are available).
4. Enter the elector’s name (minimum first 3 characters) in Hindi.
5. Enter the relative’s name (minimum first 3 characters) in Hindi.
6. Enter the captcha code in the captcha box and click the ‘Search’ button.
7. Upon clicking the ‘Search’ button, the list of electors for the relevant Legislative Assembly constituency and polling station will be displayed.
8. Clicking on the ‘House No.’ shown in the list will display the names of all electors associated with that house number; you can also print this information.
Check Here : http://election.bihar.gov.in/electorsearch2003/index.aspx
Who is BLO?
BLO is a local Government/Semi-Government official, familiar with the local electors and generally a voter in the same polling area who assists in updating the roll using his local knowledge. In fact, BLO is a representative of Election Commission of India at the grass-root level who plays a pivotal role in the process of roll revision and collecting actual field information with regard to the roll corresponding to the polling area assigned to him.
Though BLO is not a full time electoral official, but the responsibility of BLO adds an additional dimension to his profile as he is rendering a responsible civic duty. He is just like a friend, philosopher and guide of the local people in matters relating to the roll. Each BLO shall have one/two polling station area under his/her jurisdiction.
Duties and Responsibilities of BLO
The BLO will make a thorough study of the roll of the part assigned to him. He will make frequent field visits to the villages/Tolas in the said part and interact with local people particularly village elders and grass root level elected representatives and identify the names of the dead/shifted/duplicate voters in the roll, which need to be removed by the ERO under relevant provisions of law.
The main functions of BLO are as follows:
** Receiving claims and objections.
** House to house visit and checking of overlapping, migration, transfer/shifting
** Identification of shifted/dead/non-existing electors
** Checking inclusion and exclusion errors
** Checking details of spellings, entries of duplicate names, part header page, photos etc. of electors in the roll
** Collecting photos of electors
** Collecting mobile numbers of electors (optional)
** Submitting reports to ERO so that notice can be issued to the persons whose names have to be deleted
** Display of draft roll/prescribed notices at designated locations
** Reading of rolls in gram/ ward sabhas – Liasoning with RWAs in urban areas for registration.
** EPIC distribution (after preparation) to the right person and not to any other intermediary
** Maximization of EPIC coverage and enrolment
** SVEEP eg. Street plays, Dramas, Wall writings, etc.
** NVD activities – Administering NVD pledge and exhorting voters at NVD time.
** Correct Serialization of the houses and correct arrangement of sections falling within the part.
** Coordination with Booth Level Agents (BLAs)
** Detailing of Forms received
** Impart simple voter education at registration time
** Distribution of voters slip before election
** Preparation of Nazri Naksha with an ordinary geographical demarcation to avoid overlapping specially in respect of newly developed colonies