Organisation : CEO Meghalaya
Facility Name : Revised Schedule for the State of Meghalaya Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026
Applicable State : Meghalaya
Website : https://ceomeghalaya.nic.in/default.htm
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CEO Meghalaya Revised Schedule of Special Intensive Revision
Revised Schedule for the State of Meghalaya Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026
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Sl. No |
Activities under SIR |
Dates/Schedule |
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1 |
Last date for filing claims & objections |
18.09.2026 (instead of 4th September, 2026) |
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2 |
Last date for disposal of Claims & objection |
17.10.2026 (instead of 3rd October, 2026) |
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3 |
Publication of Final Electoral Roll |
21.10.2026 (instead of 7th October, 2026) |
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Sl. No |
Activities under SIR |
Dates/Schedule |
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1 |
Qualifying date of SIR |
01.10.2026 |
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2 |
Preparation, Training & Printing |
20.06.2026 to 29.06.2026 |
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3 |
House to House visits by BLOs |
30.06.2026 to 29.07.2026 |
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4 |
Rationalization of Polling Stations |
By 29.07.2026 |
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5 |
Publication of draft Electoral roll |
05.08.2026 |
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6 |
Period for filing claims & objections |
05.08.2026 to 04.09.2026 |
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7 |
Notice Phase/ disposal of Claims & objection |
05.08.2026 to 03.10.2026 |
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8 |
Publication of Final Electoral Roll |
07.10.2026 |
What is Special Intensive Revision?
The Election Commission of India, as per the law is empowered for preparation and revision of Electoral Rolls. To maintain the integrity of the electoral roll, the Commission orders revision of electoral roll before every election or as per requirement.
Now, since many changes have occurred in the existing electoral roll due to frequent migration which has resulted in electors getting registered in more than one place, non removal of dead voters the Election Commission announced the Special Intensive Revision with the objective that no eligible citizen is left out and no ineligible person is included.
Procedures Adopted For Distribution of Enumeration Form
(a) The Booth level Officers (BLOs) will visit each house hold and distribute the pre-printed Enumeration forms in duplicate to the existing electors and guide them in filling up the form.
** The electors will have to file the relevant details in the Enumeration forms and the filled in Enumeration form will be collected by the Booth Level Officers during the subsequent visit.
** The Booth level officer will collect the forms and keep one copy of the Enumeration form with him/her and give an acknowledgement of receipt of form on the other copy of Enumeration Form, which is to be retained by the elector.
(b) The Elector can also fill the Enumeration Form online and submit for which provision is provided in the ECI website https://voters.eci.govi.in. An online search facility is available to enable electors to search their details in SIR 2002/2005. Further information on this facility is provided under FAQ No. 7.
c) Booth Level Officers will also provide Form-6 along with declaration form for enrolment of new electors, if required.
d) The Booth Level Officer will make at least 3 visits to the house of each elector.