India, Sept. 22 -- Only around 23,000 people, or about 0.7% of the 3.16 million people issued notices in Delhi over mapping or logical discrepancies, have successfully navigated their special intensive revision (SIR) hearings and confirmed their place in the final roll so far, officials said on Monday.

The draft list, published on August 31, shed nearly a third of the Capital's voters and included 9.75 million names. Among the names included, 3.16 million people were flagged under two categories - "no mapping" and "logical discrepancies" - and issued notices. Their hearings will continue until October 29 and the final roll will be out on November 4.

Separately, election authorities received 84,263 applications for inclusion of names bet...