Officials stress accuracy, courtesy, and efficiency in upcoming citizen surveys and data collection initiatives.
Bengaluru: West Bengaluru City Municipal Corporation Commissioner Dr Rajendra KV on Tuesday convened a key meeting with revenue officials to discuss the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the voter list and the Social and Educational Survey 2025.
The session focused on ensuring accurate and up-to-date voter data, while also providing guidance for the smooth execution of the survey across the city.
The meeting was attended by senior officials, including Additional Commissioner (Development) Digvijay Bodke, Joint Commissioner Sangappa, Deputy Commissioners, Revenue Officers, and Assistant Revenue Officers. During the discussion, Dr. Rajendra emphasized the importance of precision and transparency in maintaining voter records, highlighting that accurate data is crucial for administrative planning, electoral integrity, and citizen services.
Officials reviewed the procedures for conducting the SIR, ensuring all necessary resources, manpower, and coordination measures are in place. Special attention was given to areas with rapid population growth and densely populated wards, where discrepancies in voter lists are more likely to occur.
Regarding the Social and Educational Survey 2025, the Commissioner instructed officials to approach the task with courtesy and efficiency, ensuring minimal inconvenience to residents while collecting reliable data. The survey aims to assess the social and educational status of citizens, providing valuable insights for future urban development programs.
Dr Rajendra concluded the meeting by encouraging all officials to work collaboratively, maintain high standards of professionalism, and uphold public trust. The proactive approach taken by the West Bengaluru City Municipal Corporation reflects its commitment to transparency, civic responsibility, and accurate citizen records, reinforcing the city’s efforts to strengthen governance and public service delivery.