India, Nov. 14 -- Of the 12.24 million voters served notices for anomalies in the electoral rolls or were unmapped to the 2002 records, 99.41% or 12.20 million voters have been re-admitted to the rolls under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process still underway in Maharashtra. Only 72,601 of these voters have been left out as they are yet to submit documents or their documents are under scrutiny.

Apart from 12.24 million voters whose inclusion was in question after the SIR got underway in June, 20.60 million were dropped from the 97.8 million voters on the electoral rolls. While 6.25 million were flagged for anomalies, or errors and discrepancies in their names, age, address etc, another 5.98 million were unmapped to the 2002 recor...