Voter ID Card Chhattisgarh

A voter ID card is an essential document in a democracy as it provides the citizen with the right to elect his/her representative. A vote ID card allows citizens to actively participate in the democratic process by electing individuals to represent them in public office.

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The electoral process being the backbone of a democracy, voting plays a key role in ensuring that governments are elected in a fair manner and by popular vote, with every citizen receiving equal representation.

The Constitution of India has made provision for the establishment of a body called the Election Commission of India, which conducts elections and also registers voters and monitors the election process. This helps prevent the possibility of electoral malpractices taking place.

The Election Commission of India (ECI) monitors elections at the national, state, regional and local self-government levels.

Each state also has its own Election Commission to assist the ECI in its duties and responsibilities, with the state Election Commissions managing the duties for their respective state/union territory.

Besides conducting elections, the Election Commission also issues electoral voter cards to eligible citizens, through which they are permitted to vote in elections. At present, the ECI issues coloured voter ID cards, called EPIC (Electoral Photo Identity Card) to eligible voters.

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How to apply for Voter ID Card online in Chhattisgarh?

To apply for a voter ID card online in Chhattisgarh, applicants can follows the steps mentioned below:

  • Visit the website of the Chief Electoral Officer, Chhattisgarh and click on the ‘For Voters’ link and the ‘Apply Online in CGWS to Add Your Name in Electoral Roll/Constituency’.
  • Register on the site and log in with the credentials sent.
  • Select the option for Form 6 and fill in the form, mentioning details such as name, address, date and place of birth, gender, parents’ details etc.
  • Upload the supporting documents required and submit the form.
  • An application number will be generated, which can be used to track the application.
  • Once the application is processed, a Booth Level Officer (BLO) will make a visit to confirm the details mentioned in the application.
  • On successful confirmation of the details, the voter ID card will be sent to the address mentioned in the application form.

How to apply for Voter ID Card offline in Chhattisgarh?

Applicants from Chhattisgarh can also choose to apply for a voter ID card offline, by following the steps mentioned below:

  • Visit an electoral office in the neighbourhood and collect a copy of Form 6, which is the form for inclusion of name in the electoral roll.
  • Submit the filled in form along with the supporting documents to the electoral office.
  • An application number will be generated on receipt of the form, which can be used to track the application.
  • Once the application has been processed, a Booth Level Officer (BLO) will visit to verify the details mentioned in the application.
  • On successful verification, the voter ID card will be sent to the applicant’s address by post.

Track Voter ID Card Status Online in Chhattisgarh

Applicants can track the status of their voter ID card online in the following way:

  • Visit the website of the Chief Electoral Officer, Chhattisgarh and click on the ‘For Voters’ tab on the homepage.
  • Click on the ‘Status of Online Application Form’ from the drop down menu options on screen.
  • Enter the application reference number allotted at the time of form submission and the captcha characters.
  • The current status of the application will be displayed on screen.

How to Apply for a Duplicate Voter ID Card in Chhattisgarh

Voters who have misplaced or lost their voter ID cards can apply for a duplicate voter ID card. This can also be done in case the voter ID card was stolen. The procedure for the same is mentioned below:

  • In the case of theft or loss of the voter ID card, an FIR (First Information Report) is to be filed at the local police station.
  • Once the FIR has been filed, submit the same along with the supporting documents and a copy of the form EPIC 002 (available at a local electoral office or downloadable from the website of the Chief Electoral Officer, Chhattisgarh).
  • Submit the documents and form to the electoral office.
  • Once the application has been processed, the duplicate voter ID card will be sent to the address mentioned in the application form by post.
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Process of Voter ID Card Correction Online in Chhattisgarh

Voters who have noticed errors in their voter ID cards such as names misspelled or errors in details in the address etc. can get these corrected by submitting an application online.

The procedure to make corrections in the voter ID card is given below:

  • Visit the website of the Chief Electoral Officer, Chhattisgarh and log in to the portal.
  • On the webpage, select Form 8 and fill in the details requested.
  • Submit the form and upload the supporting documents. For name/address changes, upload documents mentioning the correct information like a passport/PAN Card/other official document.
  • Once the application has been processed, the information will be corrected in the records.

Process of Voter ID Correction Offline in Chhattisgarh

Voters can apply to get erroneous details in their voter ID cards corrected offline as well, by following the process mentioned below:

  • Visit the nearest electoral office and collect a copy of Form 8, which is the form to correct details in the electoral roll.
  • Fill in the form and submit it along with supporting documents that mention the correct information (such as passport/PAN card/Aadhaar card/other official document).
  • Once the documents have been submitted to the electoral office, they will be processed and verified.
  • On successful verification, the information will be changed and the changes reflected.

Process of Change of Address in Voter ID Card Online in Chhattisgarh

Voters who have changed their address and wish to make the change in the electoral roll can do so online by following the below process:

  • Visit the website of the Chief Electoral Officer, Chhattisgarh and log in to the site using the credentials assigned.
  • Select Form 8A, the form for transposition of entry from electoral roll.
  • Fill in the form and upload the necessary documentation (proof of current residence such as rent agreement, utility bills, ownership deed etc.).
  • Once the application has been processed, the changes will be reflected in the electoral rolls and the applicant will be notified of the same.

Process of Change of Address in Voter ID Card Offline in Chhattisgarh

Voters who have changed their address and wish to make the change in the electoral roll, enabling them to vote in their new constituency, can follow the step mentioned below:

  • Visit an electoral office and collect a copy of Form 8A, the form for transposition of entry in the electoral roll.
  • Fill in the information required and submit the form along with the supporting documentation (a copy of current address proof such as ownership deed, utility bills, rent agreement etc.).
  • Once the applications has been processed, the changes would be reflected in the electoral roll and the applicant would be notified.

Documents to Be Submitted for Voter's ID

The following documents have to be submitted when applying for a voter ID card:

  • Recent passport sized photographs.
  • Proof of age (for applicants between the ages of 18 and 21 years)- birth certificate/PAN card/Aadhaar card/driving licence/bank passbook etc.
  • Proof of address- passport/Aadhaar card/ration card/post office or bank passbook/driving licence etc.

Applicants from Chhattisgarh can use the above methods to register for a voter’s ID card and participate in the electoral process during national, state as well as regional assembly elections.

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Chhattisgarh Election 2019

The Lok Sabha elections in Chhattisgarh will be held in three different phases. The dates are April 11, April 18 and April 23.

The results of the Lok Sabha elections in 2014 in Chhattisgarh were as follows:
Name of political party Number of seats won
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) 10
Indian National Congress 1

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Facts about Chhattisgarh politics

The two major political parties fighting for supremacy in Chhattisgarh are the traditional heavyweights Indian National Congress (INC) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Ajit Jogi’s Janata Congress Chhattisgarh (JCC) is new entrant in the Chhattisgarh political scenario this year. In the legislative assembly elections that were held in 2018, Congress won the majority.

Chief minister of Chhattisgarh

The current chief minister of Assam is Bhupesh Baghel of the Indian National Congress (INC).

Election commissioner of Chhattisgarh

The chief election commissioner of Chhattisgarh is Subrat SahooM.

Chhattisgarh Election 2018

The Chhattisgarh Legislative Assembly elections are set to be held in two phases in the month of November 2018. The first phase for 18 constituencies of South Chhattisgarh, predominantly Naxal affected areas, will be held on 12th November. The election for the remaining 72 constituencies will be held in the second phase on 20th November. A tough competition is being expected between the Indian National Congress (INC) and the ruling party Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The notifications for the first and the second phases were issued on 16th October and 23rd October respectively. The results will be declared on 11 December 2018.

Facts about Chhattisgarh politics

Assembly constituencies 90
Ruling party Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)
Current Chief Minister Raman Singh
Chief Electoral Officer Subrat Sahoo
Opposition party Indian National Congress
Parliamentary constituencies 11
Governor Anandiben Patel

Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh – 2018

Bhupesh Baghel has been the Chief Minister of the state since 2003. The BJP would be banking on his development track record to win yet another term in the state. On the other hand, the Indian National Congress has fielded Karuna Shukla, niece of the former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, against Singh from the Rajnandgaon assembly constituency.

Election Commission of Chhattisgarh

Position Name
Chief Electoral Officer Subrat Sahoo (IAS)
Deputy Chief Electoral Officer U.S. Agrawal
Joint Chief Electoral Officer Sameer Vishnoi (IAS), Shrimati. Padmini Bhoi Sahu
Joint Chief Electoral Officer(SVEEP) Dr.K. R. R. Singh
Assistant Chief Electoral Officer Manish Mishra, Shrikant Verma, Jageshwar Kumar Kaushal
Additional Chief Electoral Officer Dr.S. Bhartidasan (IAS)

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  • Second phase of polls in Chhattisgarh concluded peacefully

    The second phase of polls in Chhattisgarh concluded on 20th of November. The polling was conducted for 72 seats of the legislative assembly. The constituencies were spread across 19 districts. The voting exercise began for all except 2 polling booths began at 8 am and ended at 5 pm. The turnout for the polls was recorded at 72 percent. The government had been wary of naxal violence that could disrupt the peaceful conduction of elections and special attention was paid to Left Wing Extremist affected Gariaband, Dhamtari, Mahasamund, Kabirdham, Jashpur and Balrampur districts. The government had deployed 1.5 lakh security personnel to ensure that the elections were conducted without any hiccups.

    As per data provided by the election commission, 1 crore 53 lakh votes were registered to vote in the second phase of the elections. These voters decided the fate of 1079 candidates. 19,296 polling stations were set up across 19 districts. The elections this time saw increased participation from the elderly and even 100 year olds were seen casting their votes in the elections. The first phase of voting had took place for a mere 18 seats of the legislative assembly.

    28 November 2018

  • Second phase of polls in Chhattisgarh record 72% turnout

    The second phase of polls in Chhattisgarh have recorded a 72% turnout. The elections were held in 72 constituencies across the state. The fate of 1269 candidates was sealed in the second phase of voting out of which 133 were women. The legislative assembly of Chhattisgarh has 90 members. With the threat of Naxal violence looming over the elections, the special impetus has been given to security at the polling booths. In total, 1 Lakh security personnel have been deployed in polling booths across the state.

    The first phase of elections was conducted on 12 November in 18 constituencies that were Naxal violence affected. In the first phase as well, the turnout was recorded at an impressive 70%. This is only the fourth legislative assembly elections in Chhattisgarh and the current ruling party of BJP has been in power in three of them. Other than the traditional heavyweights Congress and BJP, Ajit Jogi’s Janata Congress Chhattisgarh (JCC) and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) are also expected a number of seats in the election. The results of the elections are set to be declared on 12 December with four other states.     

    21 November 2018

  • Campaigning for the final phase in Chhattisgarh ends

    The campaigning for the last date in Chhattisgarh for the final phase has ended with on November 18. In the final phase of the legislative assembly elections, polls will be held in 72 constituencies spread across 19 districts. The first phase of the elections were held on 19 November in 18 seats most of which were affected by Naxal violence. The BJP has been in power in Chhattisgarh for the past 15 years and is gunning for a fourth straight term. In order for the saffron party to win again, senior leaders of BJP along with prime minister Narendra Modi have campaigned in many parts of Chhattisgarh. Congress is also leaving no stone unturned in trying to gain the upper hand in the legislative assembly elections with party president Rahul Gandhi addressing multiple rallies across the state.

     

    During the campaigning, BJP leaders in Chhattisgarh have been focusing on the strides made in development in the past 15 years under its rule and have criticised Congress for damaging the country during its 50 year rule. Congress on the other hand has taken up the issue of Rafale deal and also focused on farmers issues. Rahul Gandhi in his rallies also targeted chief minister Raman Singh over his alleged involvement in Chit Fund scam and fraud in the Public Distribution System (PDS).     

    20 November 2018

  • Turnout of 76.28% recorded in first phase of polls in Chhattisgarh

    The state of Chhattisgarh saw a turnout of 76.28% in the first phase of legislative assembly elections with the second phase of the elections scheduled to be held on 20 November. The elections were conducted in 18 constituencies out of which 8 are naxal affected. Attempts of violence by naxals has been thwarted by security personnel in the constituency of Bijapur. The incident occured in the Dwarapara polling booth. In addition to this, presence of IEDs in Banda in Sukma constituency was also reported by the authorities.

    The authorities reported that the polling started at 7 am and ended at 3 pm in 10 constituencies whereas it the duration was 8 am to 5 pm for the other 8 constituencies. The results of the legislative assembly elections will be declared on 11 December.     

    15 November 2018

  • First phase of polling conducted in Chhattisgarh on 12 November

    The first phase of polling was conducted in 18 constituencies in Chhattisgarh. The turnout was recorded at little over 76% which is good considering that some of the constituencies that had gone to polling have been affected by naxal violence in the past few years. The polling percentage for these elections in the last stood at 75%. The districts in which the polling was conducted are Dongargaon (85.15), followed by Khujji (84.48), Khairagarh (84.31), Bastar (83.51), Kondagaon (82.84), Dongargarh (82.53), Keshkal (81.32), Chitrakot (80.31), Mohla-Manpur (80), Rajnandgaon (78.66), Kanker (78.54) Jagdalpur (78.24), Bhanupratappur (76.77), Antagarh (74.45), Narayanpur (74.40), Dantewada (60.62), Konta (55.30) and Bijapur 47.35 per cent.

    Female participation in the elections have also gone up in these elections with more female voters being registered and voting than ever before. The election commission has set the date for counting of votes on November 20. The results will be declared on December 11.       

    15 November 2018

  • Preparations for upcoming elections in Chhattisgarh reviewed by EC

    The preparations for upcoming legislative assembly elections in Chhattisgarh has been reviewed by the election commission. The inspection team consisted of high profile members such as OP Rawat who is the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC). The inspection team had a meeting with the representatives of all the political parties who have candidates contesting in the upcoming legislative assembly elections in Chhattisgarh.

    In the meeting, points of discussion revolved around conducting the elections under the Moral Code of Conduct (MCC) and observing the spend in elections by political parties and other issues. In the meeting, the inspection team also asked for suggestions from the political parties as to how to conduct free and fair elections in the state. During the team’s visit to Raipur, the commission conducted meetings with District Returning Officers, Superintendents of Police of various districts and other senior members in order to assess the preparations of the elections. Security is a major issue for the upcoming polls in Chhattisgarh with naxal violence being the biggest threat. The CEC also asked the social media department of the government to run online campaigns so that more and more people come out to vote in the elections.

    2 November 2018

  • Names of 14 sitting MLAs missing from BJP’s first list

    As many as 14 MLAs of the BJP has been denied ticket in the first list of the party for the assembly elections in Chhattisgarh set to be held in November. The list contains the names of 77 candidates – 17 for the first phase of the polls and 60 for the second phase.

    These 14 MLAs, including ministers Ramshila Sahu, Sunita Rathiya, Yudhveer Singh Judev, Vidhyaratan Bhasin, and Naveen Markandey have been replaced with new candidates. While Chief Minister Raman Singh will be contesting from Rajnandgaon, which is his current Assembly seat, MP Vikram Usendi will be contesting from Antahgarh seat and OP Chaudhary, the former Raipur Collector, will be contesting from Kharsaiya seat. The party has also given tickets to 14 women candidates.

    On the other hand, the Indian National Congress has declared the first 12 candidates’ names for the first phase of the election. The party is hoping to come to power this time and has said that the BJP wouldn’t be crossing the 25-mark in the state.

    25 October 2018

  • Names of 14 sitting MLAs missing from BJP’s first list

    As many as 14 MLAs of the BJP has been denied ticket in the first list of the party for the assembly elections in Chhattisgarh set to be held in November. The list contains the names of 77 candidates – 17 for the first phase of the polls and 60 for the second phase.

    These 14 MLAs, including ministers Ramshila Sahu, Sunita Rathiya, Yudhveer Singh Judev, Vidhyaratan Bhasin, and Naveen Markandey have been replaced with new candidates. While Chief Minister Raman Singh will be contesting from Rajnandgaon, which is his current Assembly seat, MP Vikram Usendi will be contesting from Antahgarh seat and OP Chaudhary, the former Raipur Collector, will be contesting from Kharsaiya seat. The party has also given tickets to 14 women candidates.

    On the other hand, the Indian National Congress has declared the first 12 candidates’ names for the first phase of the election. The party is hoping to come to power this time and has said that the BJP wouldn’t be crossing the 25-mark in the state.

    25 October 2018

  • Chhattisgarh assembly elections, scrutiny of first phase nominations on Wednesday

    18 constituencies are going to mark the first phase for the assembly elections in Chhattisgarh. 250 candidates and 421 nomination papers have been received up until 24 October 2018, which was the last day for filing the papers of nomination.

    A whopping 323 nominations were filed on the last day itself. Rajnandgaon constituency filed nominations for most 45 candidates.

    The assembly segments which are 18 in number include the 12 seats of 7 districts of the Bastar division which is affected by maoists and the also the 6 constituencies of Rajnandgaon district.

    26 October 2018 is the last day for any kind of withdrawal of nomination papers. Out of the total 90 constituencies, elections in the rest 72 constituencies will be notified on 26 October 2018.

    Elections in 2 phases will be held between 12 November and 20 November.

    24 October 2018

  • Chhattisgarh assembly elections, scrutiny of first phase nominations on Wednesday

    18 constituencies are going to mark the first phase for the assembly elections in Chhattisgarh. 250 candidates and 421 nomination papers have been received up until 24 October 2018, which was the last day for filing the papers of nomination.

    A whopping 323 nominations were filed on the last day itself. Rajnandgaon constituency filed nominations for most 45 candidates.

    The assembly segments which are 18 in number include the 12 seats of 7 districts of the Bastar division which is affected by maoists and the also the 6 constituencies of Rajnandgaon district.

    26 October 2018 is the last day for any kind of withdrawal of nomination papers. Out of the total 90 constituencies, elections in the rest 72 constituencies will be notified on 26 October 2018.

    Elections in 2 phases will be held between 12 November and 20 November.

    24 October 2018

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