SIR digitization reaches 66.5% in Bhopal:Berasia leads; target of 100% in next 2 days, Collector felicitates Supervisors and BLOs

The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) programme in Bhopal has picked up significant pace, with the district achieving 66.5% digitalisation so far. Among the seven Assembly constituencies, Berasia leads with 93.5 percent completion. Authorities have set a target to achieve 100 percent digitisation within the next two days. Collector felicitates Supervisors and BLOs On Monday, Collector Kaushlendra Vikram Singh honoured supervisors and Booth Level Officers (BLOs) who performed exceptionally well in the SIR work.
He stated that the aim is to complete 100% digitisation by December 4, and targets have been fixed for the coming three days to meet the deadline. Digitisation jumped from 7.37% to 66.5% in 12 days The seven Assembly seats in Bhopal district together have 21,25,908 voters, out of which 20.91 lakh forms have been distributed.
As of November 19, the form return percentage was only 7.37 percent, but by December 1, it had risen sharply to 66.5 percent. Assembly-wise Progress: Action and appreciation: Both side of the SIR drive More than a dozen BLOs have faced action for negligence in SIR duties.
Now, the administration is also recognising the efforts of those who have completed their work efficiently.
On Monday, Collector Singh felicitated such BLOs and supervisors at the Collectorate.