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ECI published West Bengal’s final electoral roll after SIR, deleting 63 lakh voters and adding 1.8 lakh.
ECI published West Bengal’s final electoral roll after SIR, deleting 63 lakh voters and adding 1.8 lakh.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Saturday published the final electoral roll for West Bengal following the completion of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise.
According to West Bengal Chief Electoral Officer Manoj Kumar Agarwal, a total of 63,66,952- sixty three lakh sixty six thousand nine hundred and fifty two voters have been deleted from the final list. Meanwhile, 1,82,036 voters were added under Form 6 and 6A, and another 6,671 voters were included through Form 8.
Following the second phase of the SIR process, the total number of registered voters in the state now stands at 7,04,59,284.
The Commission also stated that 60,06,675 voters are currently under adjudication in the state. Before the SIR exercise began, West Bengal had 7,66,37,529 voters.
The final roll comprises 3,60,22,642 male voters, 3,44,35,260 female voters, and 1,382 voters belonging to the third gender.
Agarwal noted that as per the draft roll published on December 16, 2025, the state had 7,08,16,630 voters.
How To Check Your Name In The Final SIR List?
The ECI has begun distributing two copies of the booth-wise final electoral rolls to Booth Level Officers (BLOs) through district administrations. BLOs will retain one copy and display the other at the respective polling booths for public access.
The office of the Chief Electoral Officer will also provide soft copies of the final roll to representatives of the state’s eight recognised political parties. Additionally, district authorities will distribute hard copies to Booth Level Agents (BLAs) of these parties.
Voters can check their names in the final electoral roll by visiting the official ECI website (eci.gov.in), the West Bengal CEO website (ceowestbengal.wb.gov.in), or through the ECI Net mobile application. By entering their name and EPIC (Voter ID) number, voters can verify their inclusion in the list.
Agarwal further informed that the final roll can also be accessed through the websites of the respective District Election Officers (DEOs).
February 28, 2026, 19:26 IST
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