Amritsar (Dawarka Nath Rana): The Special Intensive Revision SIR 2026 Amritsar Training program was conducted for Booth Level Officers (BLOs) under the guidelines of the Election Commission of India. The training session took place at the auditorium of BBK DAV College, Lawrence Road, Amritsar.
Officials organized the program for Assembly Constituency 020-Atari (SC) as part of the ongoing voter list revision exercise. A large number of officers attended the session to understand their responsibilities in the field.
Large Participation of Election Staff
Around 198 Booth Level Officers participated in the training session. In addition, 20 sector officers, 17 assembly-level master trainers, and several nodal officers also attended the program.
The training focused on strengthening the Special Intensive Revision SIR 2026 Amritsar Training process and improving accuracy in electoral roll updates.
Moreover, officials emphasized the importance of coordination among field staff to ensure smooth execution of election duties.
Detailed Guidance on SIR Process
Master trainers explained various aspects of the Special Intensive Revision process in detail. They followed guidelines issued by the Election Commission of India and the District Election Officer.
Furthermore, they trained officers on voter verification, data correction, and household-level survey procedures. As a result, BLOs gained clarity on field-level responsibilities.
Officials also addressed doubts raised by participants during the session. Consequently, many operational issues received immediate clarification.
Leadership Supervises Training Program
The training took place under the supervision of Gurmander Singh Manes, Electoral Registration Officer-cum-SDM Amritsar-2.
He interacted with BLOs during the session and listened to their concerns. Additionally, he assured them that field-related issues would receive prompt attention.
He instructed BLOs to conduct door-to-door verification carefully. Moreover, he stressed strict compliance with Election Commission guidelines.
Expert Faculty Conducts Sessions
Several master trainers and officials contributed to the training program. These included Harjeet Kaur (Election Kanungo), Sukhpal Singh (HDO), Mandeep Kumar (Computer Faculty), and Amritpal Singh (Computer Faculty).
Other trainers such as Amandeep Singh, Parminder Singh, Simrandeep Singh (SDO), Harpreet Singh (AEO), Ajay Kumar (Principal), Kulwinder Singh, and Mandeep Singh (ADO) also played key roles.
Their combined efforts strengthened the Special Intensive Revision SIR 2026 Amritsar Training program and ensured effective knowledge transfer.
Focus on Accurate Voter List Revision
Officials stressed the importance of accurate data collection during field visits. They asked BLOs to verify household details carefully and report discrepancies immediately.
Additionally, they highlighted that proper implementation of SIR 2026 will improve the quality of electoral rolls.
Therefore, authorities urged staff to maintain transparency and follow guidelines strictly.
Conclusion
The training program concluded successfully with active participation from all officers. Authorities expressed confidence that trained BLOs will effectively implement the Special Intensive Revision process in the field.
The Special Intensive Revision SIR 2026 Amritsar Training aims to strengthen the electoral system and ensure accurate voter data across the constituency.
Key Points of the news:
- BLO training under Special Intensive Revision (SIR 2026) conducted in Amritsar.
- Training held at BBK DAV College Auditorium under Election Commission guidelines.
- Around 198 BLOs, sector officers, and master trainers participated.
- Officials explained voter list revision procedures and field verification duties.
- Authorities ensured BLOs understood guidelines for accurate electoral work.
