Organisation : CEO Meghalaya
Facility Name : Voter Search of Electoral Rolls of Intensive Revision 2005
Applicable State : Meghalaya
Website : https://ceomeghalaya.nic.in/erolls/erolls-gen-ser.html
How To Search Voter Electoral Rolls of Intensive Revision 2005?
You can Search and Download the Electoral Rolls of Intensive Revision 2005 of CEO Meghalaya here
Download :
Final Electoral Rolls W.R.T. 1.1.2005 As Qualifying Date
Year of Revision : 2005
Type of Revision : INTENSIVE
Date of Final Publication : 15.04.2005
Download Here : https://ceomeghalaya.nic.in/erolls/electoral-rolls-2005.html
Search :
Search your name online in the electoral roll of 2005
Steps:
Step-1 : Go to the link https://voters.eci.gov.in/searchInSIR/S2UA4DPDF-JK4QWODSE
Step-2 : Select the Elector details and
Step-3 : Submit Search Button
Note:
In case you are not able to find the desired result, please fill additional information like District, AC and Part and search again. Spelling names may vary between last SIR details and current details in 2025, hence if you do not find output with exact name then try different variations of names , for example for Maneesh also try Manish.
The data, language and the Final Electoral Roll of 2002/2003, as the case may be, is published on this website as received from the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer (“CEO”) of the concerned State. Under the Representation of the People Act, 1950, the CEO is responsible for the preparation, revision, and correction of electoral rolls in the State, and the Election Commission of India has hosted the data as received, without any modification.
FAQ On Electoral Roll
Frequently Asked Questions FAQ On Electoral Roll
Q1. What are the main categories of electors in India?
Ans. There are 3 categories of electors in India: – (i) General electors (ii) Oversees (NRI) electors , and(iii) Service Electors .
Q2. What is the condition for getting registered in electoral roll?
Ans. Applicant should be i. An Indian citizen, ii. of 18 years or more of age with reference to qualifying dates, iii. ordinary resident of the area concerned.
Q3. What is the relevant date for determining the age of 18 years? Can I get myself registered as a voter on the day when I have completed 18 years of age?
Ans. With the amendment made in Section 14(b) of the Representation of the People Act 1950,four qualifying dates i.e., 01st January, 01st April, 01st July and 01st October have come into effect in place of one qualifying date of 1st January.
Any eligible citizen who has completed or is completing 18 years of age on any of the four qualifying date of the year can submit advance application in Form-6 for registration any time in the year from the date of draft publication of electoral roll during SSR. Applications will be processed and registration will be done in the relevant quarter in which the applicant attains the qualifying age of 18 years.
Q4. When will the ERO process the advance claims received with respect to the subsequent qualifying dates of the year?
Ans. Such advance claims received during Annual Summary Revision and also after final publication shall be disposed of by the EROs in the concerned subsequent quarters only under continuous updation, in the first month of subsequent quarter.
Q5. What is the relevant date for revision of electoral roll after the Election Laws (Amendment) Act, 2021 came into existence?
Ans. The Annual Summary Revision is conducted with reference to 01st January of the year only, in which the roll is finally published, as qualifying date. During a nonelection year, no regular revision activities would be there for the subsequent qualifying dates of the year.
However, during a year when general election to State Assembly of House of People is due, a second Summary Revision may be conducted w.r.t. the qualifying date proximate to the said general election. However, there would be no restriction on filing of advance application with reference to the subsequent qualifying dates of summary revision in a year and such advance applications will be disposed of under continuous updation.
Q6. Can a non-citizen of India become a voter in the electoral rolls in India?
Ans. No. A person who is not a citizen of India is not eligible for registration as a voterin the electoral rolls in India. Even those who have ceased to be citizens of India on acquiring the citizenship of another country are not eligible to be enrolled in the electoral rolls in India.