In Odisha’s remote regions, door-to-door voter data collection under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) campaign is facing severe hurdles. Although employees are equipped with smartphones, apps, and digital systems, network unavailability has left BLOs wandering from place to place searching for signals.
In the hilly and forested areas of Malkangiri and Sundargarh, mobile network gaps and frequent power cuts are hampering progress, forcing staff to rely on paper and pen for data collection.
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SIR process: Mobile network unavailability in rural Odisha villages leaves BLOs searching for signals
In Odisha’s remote regions, door-to-door voter data collection under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) campaign is facing severe hurdles. Although employees are equipped with smartphones, apps, and digital systems, network unavailability has left BLOs wandering from place to place searching for signals. In the hilly and forested areas of Malkangiri and Sundargarh, mobile network gaps and frequent power cuts are hampering progress, forcing staff to rely on paper and pen for data collection.
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