"The objective of the drive is enrolment of eligible young electors, particularly in 18-19 years age group (extendable up to 21 years of age) as on January 1, 17.
"Booth Level Officers (BLOs) will conduct door-to-door visit to households for initiating registration of such electors," a senior official at the office of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) said today.
"The number of electors falling in 18-19 years age group, who are registered in the electoral roll of Delhi, is 1,10,639 as on the date of the final publication of electoral roll i.E. January 10, 2017.
The senior official further said that special camps would be organised on July 9 and July 23 at every polling station under the supervision of the respective District Election Officer/District Magistrate.
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"During these camps, citizens can check their names in the existing electoral roll and also submit their Form-6 (for inclusion of name) or Form-8 (for correction in existing details) at the polling station itself," he added.
The official said during this drive, another focus area would be "removal of name of expired electors".
"Any family member/relative can file Form-7 along with a copy of death certificate for deletion of name of the deceased elector," he said.
"Disposal of forms will be done within a period of 30 days from the receipt of forms. Disposal of Form-7 (other than death cases), Form-8 and Form-8A received during the period of the special drive will be done only after the drive is over," he added.
"A user can fill a form, track its status, make electoral search, etc, through this mobile app," it said.