Former Indian diplomat Navdeep Suri has raised concerns over Punjab's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls after being told that his details did not match records from 2003. Suri, who represented India as ambassador to Egypt, the UAE, and Australia, said he was asked to provide additional proof of Indian citizenship despite submitting his voter ID and Aadhaar card. The incident has reignited debate over voter roll verification, documentation requirements, and potential errors in the electoral revision process. As Punjab updates its electoral rolls ahead of the 2026 publication deadline, questions are being raised about the challenges faced by ordinary citizens.

‘Represented India abroad’: Ex-envoy slams Punjab voter roll revision

The death toll from the NHPC tunnel collapse in Namchi, Sikkim, has risen to 22, with rescue teams continuing operations to locate the remaining victims. Specialized rescue personnel remain on the ground as authorities monitor the situation and provide support to affected families. Meanwhile, the Election Commission of India has received over 17 lakh enumeration forms during the ongoing special intensive revision of electoral rolls in Karnataka. Officials have urged voters to submit their forms before the August 8 deadline, even if voter mapping details are unavailable.

Sikkim Tunnel Collapse Death Toll Rises To 22 | Karnataka Voter List Revision Sparks Concern

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‘Represented India abroad’: Ex-envoy slams Punjab voter roll revision

Sikkim Tunnel Collapse Death Toll Rises To 22 | Karnataka Voter List Revision Sparks Concern