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Haryana Completes Phase‑I of SIR, Excludes 33 Lakh Names Over Relocation, Death, Duplication
✍️ The Hindu
🗓 26 Jul 2026, 07:08 PM
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The state government announced that the first phase of the State Integrated Registry (SIR) has been completed, but 33 lakh entries were omitted due to relocation, death or duplicate records.
The Haryana government has declared the completion of the first phase of its State Integrated Registry (SIR) project. The initiative aimed to consolidate citizen data for improved governance and service delivery. However, officials noted that 33 lakh names were excluded from the registry. The exclusions were attributed to factors such as relocation, deaths, and duplicate entries that could not be verified.
The state’s IT and Home Departments coordinated the data collection and verification process across all districts. While the phase‑I rollout is considered a milestone, authorities plan to address the omitted records in subsequent phases. The government has assured that additional checks and community outreach will be conducted to minimize future omissions.
Officials emphasized that the SIR will enhance transparency and streamline access to public services for residents. They also highlighted the importance of maintaining accurate records to support welfare schemes and electoral processes.
The state’s IT and Home Departments coordinated the data collection and verification process across all districts. While the phase‑I rollout is considered a milestone, authorities plan to address the omitted records in subsequent phases. The government has assured that additional checks and community outreach will be conducted to minimize future omissions.
Officials emphasized that the SIR will enhance transparency and streamline access to public services for residents. They also highlighted the importance of maintaining accurate records to support welfare schemes and electoral processes.