Voter ID Card New Rule: Election Commission has changed the process of voter ID card. Now new or updated voter card will be available in just 15 days. There will be no need to wait much and run around in government offices.
If you have been waiting for months to get your voter ID card or make changes to it, then this news is no less than a relief for you. The Election Commission has completely changed the process related to voter cards. Now there will be no long wait nor will you have to go through the rounds of officials. Because now in just 15 days you will have a new or updated voter ID card in your hand.
This change is a big relief not only for the youth but also for lakhs of people who were unable to vote in the elections due to delay in nomination, change or fresh registration. Now the Commission has made it clear that the card will be handed over to the voter within 15 working days of completion of the application process.
What has changed in the new system?
- Until now, it took weeks to months to get a voter card.
- Under the new system, the process of data verification, card printing and delivery has been completely time-bound.
- This change will apply not only to new cards, but also to name, address, photo or age changes.
Young people will benefit the most.
Every year, lakhs of youth in India turn 18 and dream of becoming voters. But due to the old system, sometimes their names were not included in the final voter list on time. Now this new system will ensure timely voter cards even for those who are becoming voters for the first time.
How can I apply?
- Apply online by visiting the portal https://voters.eci.gov.in .
- Upload necessary documents such as age proof, address proof, and photograph.
- Don’t forget to enter your mobile number to receive status updates.
- The status of the application can be checked via SMS or email.
What does the Election Commission have to say…
The Election Commission has described this decision as a step to increase democratic participation. The Commission says that the delivery of voter ID cards in both digital and physical formats has been made trackable. Soon, separate desks will be set up in each district for this.
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