GURUGRAM: Eligible voters missing from Gurugram's draft electoral rolls have a newly explained route to seek inclusion through enumeration forms, district election officer and deputy commissioner Uttam Singh said on Monday, November 9, 2026. The new directions address people whose forms were not collected or whose records were marked absent, shifted, dead or duplicate. The revision timetable was as reported earlier on dalimss.news; this follow-up concerns the submission procedure and renewed display of excluded voters' lists.

For a resident in Sector 44 or another Gurugram neighbourhood, the relevant office is determined by the person's current ordinary residence. The directions cover all four district Assembly constituencies: Pataudi, Badshahpur, Gurugram and Sohna. Inclusion remains subject to eligibility checks, so an opportunity to submit documents does not mean every excluded record will automatically return to the roll.

What has changed for voters missing from the draft

Reports published on November 9 and 10 carrying the district administration's account say polling station lists of excluded electors will be displayed again. The specified locations are polling station notice boards, electoral registration officer and assistant electoral registration officer offices, and urban local body offices. The administration also said lists would be provided in PDF form on the Haryana chief electoral officer's website, with possible reasons for exclusion.

The district figures help explain the scale of the exercise. Between June 15 and July 24, 2026, enumeration forms were distributed to 1,555,034 electors. Of these, 1,101,955 returned the forms by July 24 and were included in the draft published on July 31. The difference is 453,079 records. This is a count of records left out of that draft, rather than a count of people already verified as eligible for restoration.

The administration's category breakdown was 136,257 marked absent, 25,713 in the other category, 60,970 marked deceased, 203,491 marked shifted and 26,648 already enrolled or duplicate. These numbers describe the classifications used during revision. Someone seeking inclusion must establish their own eligibility through the prescribed process.

  • New district directions: November 9, 2026.
  • District constituencies: 75 Pataudi, 76 Badshahpur, 77 Gurugram and 78 Sohna.
  • Where to submit: the ERO, AERO or booth level officer for the present ordinary residence.
  • Existing Form 6 applicants: no fresh enumeration form and declaration required under the directions described.
  • Final roll publication in the reported schedule: November 30, 2026.

The documents depend on whether the voter moved

The account of the directions distinguishes residents who stayed at the same address from those who shifted within Haryana. A voter who has not moved can submit a completed and signed enumeration form with the prescribed Annexure B declaration explaining why the form was not submitted earlier. A family member may submit those papers on the voter's behalf.

For a voter who shifted within Haryana, the directions say Form 8 is not required for this route. Instead, the person should provide the new address and Assembly constituency details, the enumeration form, the Annexure C declaration and residence proof. Assistance can be sought from the booth level officer at the new polling station. This instruction concerns the described revision process and should not be treated as a general abolition of Form 8.

The reports also describe assistance through the Election Commission's Book a Call with BLO facility. Enumeration forms can be accessed using an old elector photo identity card number through the commission's website or ECINET application. For a homeless elector without residence documents, the booth level officer's field verification report is accepted as residence proof under the account of these directions.

Verification still determines the outcome

People who already submitted Form 6 for fresh registration during the revision do not have to submit another enumeration form and declaration, the district account says. Electoral registration officers will examine the documents under the prescribed process. Eligible electors included after verification will retain their earlier EPIC numbers, according to the reported instructions.

The administration directed the EROs, AEROs and booth level officers in all four constituencies to implement the instructions immediately. It also asked recognised political parties' local representatives to help inform excluded voters and assist with the prescribed papers. No new daily opening hours or guaranteed individual decision date were stated in the material reviewed.

The district's official elections page identifies the same four constituencies, but its displayed roll links concern older publications. Residents should check the date on any list they open. Earlier coverage of pending SIR hearings and the revised voter roll publication schedule provides background. The new practical step is to establish why a name is missing and use the submission route appropriate to the voter's current residence.