Pune: Nalasopara assembly constituency has the highest number of unmapped voters at 1,04,747, followed by Panvel (89,347), Hadapsar (85,853), Ovala-Majiwada (75,808) and Kalyan Rural (71,544). The top 20 constituencies with such electors include five each from Mumbai Suburban and Pune and four from Thane.Experts said the concentration in urban and rapidly expanding belts reflects higher population mobility and address changes and expanding areas are witnessing a large number of unmapped voters, especially in the urban pockets.Of the 1.22 crore cases across 288 assembly constituencies where notices will be sent, 59,75,726 are unmapped electors and 62,48,281 are mapped voters with anomalies.Badnera leads with 1,08,456, followed by Kamptee (66,964) and Nagpur North (61,248) for anomalies. Nagpur accounts for six of the top 20 constituencies in this category.State election officials said the claims and objection process would be made smooth and accessible with hearings organised close to polling booths to minimise inconvenience to voters.quoteThe process of submitting documents addressing anomalies has been made simpler. BLOs have been told to collect the required documents but voters can upload them online through the CEO website. They can log in using the EPIC number or notice reference number, receive an OTP on their registered cellphone number and upload the documents. This will make the process simplerA senior election official
