Lucknow, Oct. 26 -- The Election Commission of India (ECI) has ordered mandatory scrutiny of all voter lists revised under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) across Uttar Pradesh, following complaints of anomalies in the lists in at least two districts of Pilibhit and Azamgarh, officials aware of the matter said on Sunday. The officials said that all names added, deleted or amended in the voter list through Forms 6 (registration), 7 (deletion), and 8 (correction of entries) uploaded by computer assistants in all 403 assembly constituencies of the state after the SIR ended on April 10 will be reviewed. ECI has not released data on the deletion or addition of names to the voter lists after SIR. The computer assistants have been barred from uploading electoral forms, according to the latest ECI directive. Now, all forms received physically from voters will be digitised by the booth level officer (BLO) through the BLO App. Uttar Pradesh chief electoral officer (CEO) Navdeep Rinwa said all divisional commissioners have been made electoral roll observers. "It is the responsibility of the commissioners to ensure close supervision of voter list work in the districts within their division. The district election officers have been tasked with supervision of officers entrusted with preparation of electoral rolls. Strict action will be taken against officers, if any laxity is found in their work," he said. Rinwa said that if anomalies are detected in the voter list after scrutiny, action will also be taken against the electoral registration officer, assistant electoral registration officer and computer assistant under Section 32 of the Representation of the People Act, 1950. According to claims by representatives of Congress and Samajwadi Party, names of 13,150 voters were changed in the list of Pilibhit Sadar assembly constituency despite the Voter ID card number remaining the same. Also, names were not found in 884 cases. A total of 2,600 names of people were added who are actually not residing in the constituency....