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Jharkhand · Special Intensive Revision 2026

43.6 lakh electors removed from Jharkhand's roll in the SIR 2026

Data as of 5 August 2026. Source: Election Commission of India, SIR 2026.

The Election Commission's draft roll, published 5 August 2026, removed 43,61,987 electors across all 81 Jharkhand assembly constituencies as Absent, Shifted, Dead or a Duplicate. It also issued a separate No Mapping notice list for electors still on the roll whose enumeration form could not be linked. This page breaks down both, from the Commission's own booth PDFs (43,21,852 ASDD entries recovered so far, 0.9% under the published figure).

See the breakdown The No Mapping list Check your name in the draft roll Check the deletion list Check the SIR notice list
What the removal list is made of

What the list is made of

Every removed elector carries exactly one reason code.

Reason recorded

All 43,21,852 recovered ASDD entries, by the reason the enumerator recorded. "Already Registered" is the Commission's own term for an elector found on the roll more than once (the ECI's own press note calls this bucket "Duplicate") - kept as printed in the source.
ReasonElectorsShare  Odds

Age profile

Age as recorded on the roll. The cumulative column reads down: how much of the list is at or below that band.
Age bandElectorsShare  Cumulative
Where removals concentrate

Removals per booth vary sharply by constituency

Removals per polling part

The ten densest and five least dense of 81 constituencies. The white tick marks the Jharkhand average of 137 per part.
ConstituencyRemovedParts Per part vs Jharkhand
Rolled up to district

Removals by district

The Jharkhand CEO published no district- or constituency-wise breakdown, only the state total. This table aggregates the per-constituency counts from the Commission's own booth PDFs. There is no per-district roll size in any published table, so there is no deletion-rate column.

District Seats Shifted Absent Death Duplicate ASDD removed Share of state No Mapping
The second, separate list

The No Mapping notice list

Electors still on the roll whose enumeration form could not be linked. Not the same as removal - the entry stays for now, and the elector is asked to submit or re-submit the form.

What the notice PDFs contain

Every row from the No Mapping notice PDFs, by the mapping category the Commission recorded against it.
CategoryEntriesShare 

No Mapping notices by constituency

The ten constituencies with the most genuine NO MAPPING notices. Tundi is shown separately below because its ERO published the whole roll, not just the unmapped entries.
ConstituencyPartsNO MAPPING 
All constituencies, removal list

81 seats, browse to booth level

Sort any column. Select a constituency to open its booth-level breakdown. Counts here are of removed electors; there is no AC-level roll total in the published tables, so no rate column appears.

AC Constituency Parts Shifted Absent Death Duplicate Total removed
Two coverage gaps to know about. The CEO portal published the ASDD PDFs for only 8 of Khunti's roughly 305 booths, so Khunti's removals are almost entirely absent here — a Khunti EPIC that is not found cannot be read as safe. And Tundi's ERO published every elector's mapping status, not just the unmapped ones, so most of Tundi's No Mapping rows are marked self or progeny (mapped). Both are handled on the deletion-list check and the SIR notice search.
This is not the Election Commission website. These pages are put together from the Commission's own published SIR 2026 ASDD and No Mapping reports to help citizens find their own entry quickly. Always cross-check anything you find here against the official ECI sources before acting on it, and raise any correction with your Booth Level Officer or Electoral Registration Officer.