Gurugram, Nov. 10 -- Voters excluded from Gurugram's draft electoral rolls during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) will get another opportunity to seek inclusion before the final rolls are published on November 30, district election officer and deputy commissioner Uttam Singh said on Monday. The Election Commission of India (ECI) has allowed electors marked absent, shifted, dead or duplicate (ASDD), as well as those whose enumeration forms were not received, to submit forms and declarations for reconsideration. Singh said 1,555,034 enumeration forms were distributed across the district between June 15 and July 24. Of these, 1,101,955 were returned by the deadline and the corresponding electors included in the draft rolls published on July 31. The remaining 453,079 included 136,257 marked absent, 25,713 in the 'other' category, 60,970 recorded as deceased, 203,491 marked shifted and 26,648 classified as already enrolled or duplicate. The administration said the exercise would give affected electors another chance to have their enrolment applications reviewed. Booth-wise lists of excluded electors, along with possible reasons for exclusion, will be displayed at polling stations, electoral registration officers' (EROs) and assistant electoral registration officers' (AEROs) offices, and urban local bodies. The lists will be available on the Haryana chief electoral officer's website. Electors can submit completed enumeration forms to the ERO, AERO or booth-level officer (BLO) for their current place of ordinary residence. Forms can also be downloaded and completed using their previous elector photo identity card (EPIC) number through the ECI website or ECINET app. Those who have not moved must submit a signed form and Annexure B, explaining why the form was not submitted earlier. A family member may submit the documents on their behalf. Electors who have shifted elsewhere within Haryana need not submit Form 8. Instead, they must provide their new address and assembly constituency details, an enumeration form, Annexure C and proof of residence. They can contact the BLO at their new polling station or use the 'Book a Call with BLO' facility online. For homeless electors without residence documents, a BLO's field verification report will suffice. Singh said electors who had already submitted Form 6 for fresh registration during the exercise need not submit another enumeration form or declaration. Singh directed election officials in Pataudi (SC), Badshahpur, Gurugram and Sohna assembly constituencies to implement the instructions immediately....