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The EC has revised its voter card delivery to 15 days. New IT systems, real-time tracking, and SMS updates optimize the process while ensuring data security.

EC Reduces Voter Card Delivery Time to 15 Days

With a new SOP, the Election Commission cut voter identity card delivery time to 15 days, enabling real-time tracking and transparent, efficient service.

The EC has reduced the voter card delivery time to 15 days, with real-time tracking, SMS updates, and an efficient IT system, enhancing transparency and data security.

The Election Commission (EC) on Wednesday said voter identity cards will now be delivered to electors within 15 days, virtually halving the time taken.
Till now, it took a little over a month for the Elector Photo Identity Card (EPIC) to be delivered to the voters, officials pointed out.
The EC said a new standard operating procedure (SOP) has been introduced to ensure that voter cards are delivered within 15 days of new enrolment of an elector or change in particulars of an existing voter.
The new system will ensure real-time tracking of each stage right from the EPIC generation by the Electoral Registration Officer (ERO) till the delivery of the card to the elector through the Department of Posts (DoP), the poll authority said.
The electors will also receive notifications via SMS at each stage, keeping them informed about the status of their EPIC, it noted.
For this purpose, the EC has introduced a dedicated IT module on its recently launched ECINet platform.
The new IT platform will replace the existing process by re-engineering the current system and streamlining the workflow.
The DoP's Application Programme Interface (API) will be integrated with the ECINet for seamless delivery, the EC said.
This initiative aims to enhance service delivery while maintaining data security. In the past four months, the Commission has taken various initiatives for the benefit of electors and other stakeholders.

However, the minister made it clear that "there is no provision for withdrawing the consent" to share Aadhaar details.

Linking Aadhaar and voter ID card voluntary, no action will be taken: govt

The names of people who do not share their Aadhaar number to link with the election identity card will not be struck off the voters list, the government said on Friday, noting that the exercise is voluntary.

However, the minister made it clear that "there is no provision for withdrawing the consent" to share Aadhaar details.

The names of people who do not share their Aadhaar number to link with the election identity card will not be struck off the voters list, the government said on Friday, noting that the exercise is voluntary.
The Election Laws (Amendment) Act, 2021, allows electoral registration officers to require the existing or prospective elector to provide the Aadhaar number for the "purpose of establishing identity" on a "voluntary basis", Law Minister Kiren Rijiju said in Lok Sabha.
He was responding to a question on the linkage of Aadhaar with electoral rolls.
The Election Commission has launched a programme to collect the Aadhaar number of existing and prospective electors on a voluntary basis from August 1 in all the states and UTs.
It is voluntary to link Aadhaar with a Voter ID and consent is obtained from the elector for Aadhaar authentication in Form 6B which was recently introduced, he said.
However, the minister made it clear that "there is no provision for withdrawing the consent" to share Aadhaar details.
Asked whether the name of the voters whose voter IDs are not linked with Aadhaar will be struck off from the voters' list, he replied in the negative.
The minister informed Rajya Sabha on Thursday that more than 54 crore of the nearly 95 crore total voters have opted to link their Aadhaar details with the voter list.
He said linking of Aadhaar is "process driven" and "no targets have been given" for linking Aadhaar with election photo identity card.
Rijiju said the Unique Identification Authority of India (UlDAl), under the Aadhaar (Targeted Delivery of Financial and other Subsidies, Benefits and Services) Act, 2016 has made it compulsory for the centralised storage of all Aadhaar numbers in a different repository known as 'Aadhaar Data Vault'.
The Election Commission strictly follows the guidelines prescribed by UIDAI and "does not" store the Aadhaar numbers in its database. The Aadhaar number is used only for authentication purposes and EC does not retrieve any personal information from the UIDAI Aadhaar database, he underlined.&nbsp;

The Centre has approached the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) with a proposal to permit the Election Commission (EC) to use the&nbsp;Aadhaar&nbsp;cards&nbsp;for the registration of new voters.
Earlier,&nbsp;the EC had proposed to link the electoral rolls with the Aadhaar&nbsp;in order to reduce multiple enrolments by the same person as a voter at different places and&nbsp;improved accessibility to voting, the govt said.
If the UIDAI&nbsp;agree with the&nbsp;Centre's proposal, then inculcating voter cards with Aadhaar for reducing voting fraud&nbsp;could begin without the need for amendments to The Representation of the People Act, 1950, and The Aadhaar Act, 2016.
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Centre writes to UIDAI, seeks Aadhaar use for new voters

The Centre has approached the&nbsp;UIDAI&nbsp;with a proposal to permit the Election Commission (EC) to use the&nbsp;Aadhaar&nbsp;for the registration of new voters.

<ul>
<li>Centre writes to UIDAI&nbsp;with a proposal to use&nbsp;Aadhaar&nbsp;for registration of new voters</li>
<li>Proposed Aadhaar&nbsp;verification for getting a voter id card would be voluntary: reports</li>
<li>EC had earlier proposed linking of Aadhar&nbsp;to electoral rolls to reduce voter fraud&nbsp;</li>
<li>EC stopped linking Aadhaar&nbsp;to&nbsp;electronic voter id card after SC order in 2019</li>
</ul>

The poll panel has even started linking Aadhaar&nbsp;to&nbsp;electronic Elector's Photo Identity Card in 2019 but had to suspend the exercise after a Supreme Court order&nbsp;

The Centre has approached the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) with a proposal to permit the Election Commission (EC) to use the&nbsp;Aadhaar&nbsp;cards&nbsp;for the registration of new voters.
The Indian Express reported that the Law Ministry&rsquo;s letter to UIDAI was sent on the request of the EC, and that the proposed Aadhaar verification would be voluntary.
Earlier,&nbsp;the EC had proposed to link the electoral rolls with the Aadhaar&nbsp;in order to reduce multiple enrolments by the same person as a voter at different places and&nbsp;improved accessibility to voting, the govt said.
The poll panel has even started linking Aadhaar&nbsp;to&nbsp;electronic Elector's Photo Identity Card in 2019 but had to suspend the exercise after a Supreme Court order&nbsp;restricting use of Aadhaar&nbsp;to public distribution&nbsp;schemes.
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