Collector holds press conference to announce schedule for voter list revision in Surat district
Claims, objections and applications will be accepted from 27 November to 26 December 2026
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
13 November 2026, 1:24 am · 1 min read
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Preparations have commenced by the administration for the upcoming election process and voter list revision programme in Surat district. According to a report by Sandesh, a press conference was organised at the Surat Circuit House under the chairmanship of District Collector Tejas Parmar, where he announced the complete schedule for the voter list revision.
The Collector stated that the draft of the Surat district voter list will be officially published on the upcoming 27 November. Following the publication of this draft, citizens will be able to verify their names and details. If there are any errors in the list or if names need to be removed, claims, objections and applications will be accepted from 27 November to 26 December 2026.
During this period, citizens can apply to add, remove, or make necessary corrections and additions, which will be resolved by the administration. The Collector appealed to citizens to actively participate in this process. In particular, eligible youth who are completing 18 years of age on 1 January 2027 will also get a special opportunity to register their names in the voter list.
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