Nagaland NewsTrg for BLOs, BLAs conducted at Chümoukedima

Trg for BLOs, BLAs conducted at Chümoukedima

DIMAPUR: The office of the Deputy Commissioner & District Election Officer, Chümoukedima conducted district level training programmes for Booth Level Officers (BLOs) and Booth Level Agents (BLAs) as part of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026 of the electoral roll. The trainings were held at the DC office conference hall, Chümoukedima from July 16-18 and July 21, 2026.
The training for BLOs was conducted from July 16-18, led by District Master Trainer and Assistant Programmer & SDO Chümoukedima Shreyansee, who served as resource person. The programme focused on equipping BLOs with the knowledge and skills required for effective implementation of the SIR process. Attendance records and photographs of the training have been submitted to the Chief Electoral Officer, Nagaland. Subsequently, a district level training programme for BLAs was held on July 21. The session commenced with a welcome address by the Assistant Election Officer (In charge), who highlighted the significance of the SIR and the importance of timely and accurate electoral roll management.
Participants were briefed on the objectives of SIR, roles and responsibilities of BLAs, implementation timelines, procedures for assisting eligible electors in filing claims and objections, and coordination with BLOs and Electoral Registration Officers (EROs). The District Master Trainer and SDO Chümoukedima also provided guidance on operational procedures and use of the election portal.
The programme concluded with an interactive session, where participants were urged to carry out their responsibilities diligently and ensure strict adherence to Election Commission of India guidelines for successful conduct of the SIR 2026.

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