New Delhi, February 28 The names of more than 60 lakh voters who were identified as "doubtful" during the special intensive revision exercise in West Bengal have been submitted to judicial officers for adjudication, officials said on Saturday.
These names can now only be included through a supplementary list of voters, they said.
Following the Supreme Court's directions, 530 judicial officers from subordinate courts in West Bengal, Jharkhand, and Odisha have been deputed to conduct hearings related to the SIR (Special Intensive Revision) process.
The special intensive revision (SIR) of the voter list in West Bengal concluded on Saturday with the publication of the final electoral rolls. After deletions and additions made during the exercise, the state's voter count stands at over 7.04 crore, the officials said.
With West Bengal likely to hold assembly elections in April, it remains uncertain how many of these doubtful voters will be able to cast their vote in the polls.
The Election Commission had announced on October 27, 2025, the second phase of the SIR of electoral rolls in 12 states and three Union Territories, including West Bengal.
