TAWANG : A Special Awareness-cum-Facilitation Camp on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of Electoral Rolls, 2026 was organised at Tawang Monastery on Tuesday to create awareness among electors and assist them in filling and submitting Enumeration Forms.

The camp witnessed enthusiastic participation from members of the public, monks, nuns and other stakeholders, reflecting a strong response to the ongoing electoral roll revision exercise.

Officials of the Election Department briefed participants on the objectives, procedures and significance of the revision process, emphasising the need for eligible voters to verify and update their electoral details to ensure an accurate and inclusive electoral roll.

Organised by the District Election Office, Tawang, with support from the Women Welfare Association, Tawang, the camp aimed to make the revision process more accessible and citizen-friendly. Members of the association assisted in mobilising public participation and facilitating the completion of required formalities.

Students of Dorjee Khandu Government College, Tawang, currently undergoing internships, also volunteered during the programme by helping participants fill out and submit their Enumeration Forms.

The District Election Office informed that similar awareness-cum-facilitation camps are being conducted across the district to maximise outreach and participation. A similar camp was also organised at Government Secondary School, Seru, on Monday.

Citizens have been urged to actively participate in the SIR process and submit their Enumeration Forms within the stipulated timeline to help ensure a clean, transparent and error-free electoral roll. (DIPR)