New Delhi, July 5 -- More than 42 per cent of the capital's 1.45 crore voters have been distributed enumeration forms, while just over 1.4 per cent of completed forms have been digitised during the first six days of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of Delhi electoral rolls, according to official data.

A total of 62,27,363 enumeration forms were distributed across the capital and 2,09,201 completed forms were digitised till Sunday evening, data shared by the office of the Delhi chief electoral officer (CEO) showed.

The distribution covered 42.92 per cent of Delhi's 1,45,10,298 registered electors, while the digitised forms accounted for 1.44 per cent of the total electorate.

Meanwhile, the Delhi CEO's office said in a post on X that former President Ram Nath Kovind submitted his filled enumeration form as part of the SIR 2026 exercise, which was received by the electoral registration officer (ERO) of the New Delhi assembly constituency.

The month-long door-to-door survey under SIR Phase III began June 30 and will continue till July 29.

Among districts, North East recorded the highest number of forms distributed at 8,19,265, followed by West (6,86,646), East (6,19,563), South (5,65,252) and South East (5,43,348).

In percentage terms, New Delhi led districts with 56.43 per cent electors covered, followed by North (51.54 per cent), Old Delhi (50.94 per cent) and North West (49.51 per cent).

South East recorded the lowest distribution percentage at 34.89 per cent, followed by Central (37.62 per cent), South West (37.94 per cent) and East (38.64 per cent).

In terms of digitisation, South West topped the list with 35,405 forms digitised, followed by Outer North (28,220), West (27,405), South (19,078) and Central North (15,831).

Outer North recorded the highest digitisation rate at 3.39 per cent, while Central was the lowest at 0.76 per cent. Under the Special Intensive Revision, voters must submit the enumeration form for inclusion in the electoral roll. No supporting documents are required with the form.

Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from Millennium Post.