Palamu : The digitization of Enumeration Forms under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026 of the electoral roll is progressing at a war footing across Palamu district. To review the ongoing work, District Election Officer-cum-Deputy Commissioner Dilip Pratap Singh Shekhawat inspected the Enumeration Form Entry Camps functioning at the Sadar Block Office and the old building of the Medininagar Municipal Corporation.

During the inspection, the Deputy Commissioner reviewed the quality, accuracy, and pace of the digitization process for the enumeration forms. He directed the officials and data entry personnel to ensure that every form is digitized with utmost precision and entered into the system without errors within the stipulated timeline.

Emphasizing the importance of the exercise, Shekhawat said that an accurate and updated electoral roll is essential for strengthening the democratic process. He warned that negligence at any stage of the work would not be tolerated and instructed officials to maintain the highest standards of accuracy throughout the digitization process.

The Deputy Commissioner described SIR 2026 as one of the Election Commission's most significant electoral revision campaigns. He noted that, to meet the prescribed targets, digitization work is being carried out continuously during both daytime and night shifts across the district. He urged all officers and staff engaged in the exercise to work with dedication, coordination, and a strong sense of responsibility to complete the assignment within the scheduled timeframe.

Interacting with the personnel engaged in the digitization process, Shekhawat enquired about their operational requirements and issued necessary instructions to further accelerate the work while maintaining quality standards. The inspection was also attended by the Sub-Divisional Officer (Sadar) and the Deputy Election Officer, who reviewed the progress of the ongoing electoral roll revision campaign alongside the Deputy Commissioner.