The Special Intensive Revision is the Election Commission’s re-verification of electoral rolls.

In Maharashtra, claims and objections close on October 12.

Camps are on October 10 and 11 at polling stations.

Online applications can be made at voters.eci.gov.in.

Keep supporting documents ready.

From October 5 to 9, special camps were held at all colleges and universities in the state.

Booth Level Officers helped students to fill in application forms and answered their questions at the campus camps.

Booth Level Officers have also been visiting homes to identify eligible citizens missing from the draft electoral roll.

They collect Form 6 after verifying eligibility.

Form 6 is the form that eligible citizens use to apply for inclusion in the electoral roll.

People who have moved and appear on the absent or migrated list compiled during house-to-house enumeration can apply for re-enrolment or correction.

That list is available on the website of the Chief Electoral Officer, Maharashtra, at ceoelection.maharashtra.gov.in.

Applications can be handed to the Electoral Registration Officer, the Assistant Electoral Registration Officer, the local Booth Level Officer or a designated polling station on camp days.

Applications can also be submitted online through the Election Commission’s voter services portal, voters.eci.gov.in, or the ECINET mobile app.

The office has appealed to people to apply digitally where they can, according to The Hans India.

Electoral Registration Officers will process complete applications with the required supporting documents for inclusion in the assembly constituency voter lists.

On October 5, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis defended the SIR as a routine but essential process that needs periodic, in-depth verification so that no eligible citizen is excluded.

The Supreme Court heard petitions on the Special Intensive Revision on October 5, and on the Form 6 declaration used in it.

Applicants should keep their supporting documents ready, because incomplete applications cannot be processed.

Women queueing to vote (representative image), Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0

Narendra Modi first took the oath as Gujarat Chief Minister on October 7, 2001.

Modi has been Prime Minister since 2014.

At a BJP event on October 7, 2026, Modi said the milestone was 25 years as head of government.

Modi credited public trust and party workers.

Modi called for renewed commitment towards a developed India by 2047.

Modi credited the people, whom Modi called Janardan, and said public trust and the efforts of party workers have been the main strength.

Modi thanked BJP and NDA colleagues for their support, according to Open magazine.

Modi said the experience and trust of the 25 years belong to the country and not to Modi alone, according to India.com.

Two of the lines at the event were that service is duty and that Modi lives for mission and not ambition.

The new slogan Modi gave was We will do it, and the audience repeated it after each target named, according to NewsX and Hans India.

Modi called for renewed commitment towards the 2047 vision of a developed India.

Reports differ on how many goals were named, with some saying three, some five and some six, so this report does not give a count.

Modi recalled school days in Vadnagar, the 2001 Bhuj earthquake, the Chandrayaan mission and the Covid crisis, according to India.com.

Modi said the Bhuj earthquake taught the lesson of staying steadfast in reconstruction and the Covid crisis showed the importance of collective consciousness.

NDA leaders who attended included Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan, minister Nara Lokesh, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Union minister Chirag Paswan, according to Open magazine.

Traffic curbs were imposed on several Delhi roads from 5 am to 1 pm because of the event, according to LatestLY.

The Union Cabinet adopted a resolution listing achievements in welfare, reform, technology, security and foreign policy, which Open magazine noted are the government’s own claims.

India Gate, New Delhi (representative image), Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

About 260 people, including 10 MPs, were detained on Tuesday.

All were released before midnight from Kingsway Camp.

Delhi Police registered an FIR the next day.

Congress called it retaliation.

The opposition plans a rally at Ramlila Maidan on November 1.

The reports available on October 7 did not specify the sections or the police station.

Police said no permission had been sought for the march from Parliament House to Nirvachan Sadan.

Police said the protesters disobeyed instructions and remained at Akashvani Bhawan, which led to detentions.

About 260 people, including 10 MPs, were detained, according to ThePrint and Asian News International.

The detained leaders were taken to New Police Lines and Kingsway Camp, and all were released before midnight.

ThePrint reported that around 300 opposition MPs led by Rahul Gandhi marched from Parliament House towards the Election Commission office.

The Election Commission said the delegation had not sought an appointment through the established protocol, according to ThePrint.

The commission said it had proposed sending an officer to receive the memorandum, and that the offer was declined, according to the same report.

Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh described the FIR as retaliation and said the leadership had adopted satyagraha to highlight alleged voter deletions.

The march was held to demand the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.

The reports available on October 7 did not include a response from the Chief Election Commissioner to the allegations.

Akashvani Bhawan, which houses All India Radio, is on Parliament Street and is next to the Election Commission office.

Jairam Ramesh also announced a rally at Ramlila Maidan on November 1, according to Deccan Chronicle.

An FIR is the first recorded report of an alleged offence, and it does not by itself establish that an offence was committed.

Akashvani Bhawan, Parliament Street, New Delhi (file image), Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0