9.3.1 Intensive Revision – The Rule 25 further states that where a roll is revised intensively it shall be prepared afresh. In other words, an intensive revision is a denovo process without reference to the earlier existing roll. The Enumerators/Booth Level Officers visit each house in the specific polling station area, assigned to them. Normally, they make 2 visits - In the 1st visit, the houses are serially numbered, if not already numbered by the local authorities; In the 2nd visit, they note down all relevant particulars of the eligible persons staying in each house in an electoral card. A copy of the electoral card is handed over to the head of the house hold or, in his absence, to any adult member of the family. A separate electoral card (separate page of enumeration pad/Booth Level Officer’s Register) is used for one household. The work of Enumerators/Booth Level Officers is super checked by Supervisors, Assistant Electoral Registration Officers, Electoral Registration Officers and District Election Officers. On the basis of such enumeration, a manuscript is prepared in written form. The names in each part are arranged according to house numbers and are arranged in serial order. Thereafter, the manuscript is computerized and draft roll is prepared and published, inviting claims and objections. After disposal of such claims and objections, the roll is finally published.
