Gautam Buddh Nagar District Administration has published its official SIR-2026 list of voters with “no mapping” and “logical discrepancy”, including a separate polling-part-wise page for the 61-Noida Assembly constituency.
The district-level SIR-2026 page also covers 62-Dadri and 63-Jewar.
For Noida residents, the key point is that the official 61-Noida page provides polling-part-wise links that can be checked directly on the Gautam Buddh Nagar District Administration website.
Appearing on the discrepancy list does not, by itself, establish that a voter’s name has been deleted or will necessarily be deleted.
How to check the Noida SIR-2026 discrepancy list
Step 1: Check your voter details on the ECI portal
Go to the official Election Commission of India Citizen Service Portal:
Check voter services on the ECI portal
The portal provides electoral-roll and SIR-2026 services.
Note your polling Part Number before moving to the next step.
Step 2: Open the official 61-Noida discrepancy page
For voters in the 61-Noida Assembly constituency, Gautam Buddh Nagar District Administration has published polling-part-wise SIR-2026 discrepancy lists.
Open the official 61-Noida SIR-2026 discrepancy list
Step 3: Find your polling part
The Noida page contains separate links organised by polling part.
Open the list matching your Part Number and check whether your own details appear in the official record.
Residents of Dadri or Jewar can use the district administration’s main SIR-2026 page to reach the corresponding constituency lists:
Open the Gautam Buddh Nagar SIR-2026 page
What does appearing on the list mean?
The official district material identifies the records under “no mapping” and “logical discrepancy”.
However, the published material does not by itself establish:
- That a voter’s name has been deleted from the electoral roll.
- That the voter’s name will necessarily be deleted.
- That every person appearing on the list must immediately upload documents.
Residents should therefore not treat the discrepancy list as a deletion list.
What is still not clear from the published list?
The official material does not by itself explain:
- What specifically caused each individual entry to be classified as “no mapping” or “logical discrepancy”.
- Whether every voter appearing on the list has received or will receive a notice.
- Which documents, if any, are required in an individual case.
- Whether there is one common response deadline for everyone appearing on the list.
- Whether appearing on the list changes that voter’s current electoral-roll status.
These details should not be inferred simply because a person’s details appear in the discrepancy list.
What if you have received a notice?
The Election Commission of India Citizen Service Portal includes an SIR-2026 service called “Submit Document Against Notice issued”.
This should not be interpreted as a general instruction for everyone appearing on the Noida discrepancy list. The approved official record does not establish that every listed voter has been issued a notice.
If you have received a specific notice, use the official ECI portal and follow the instructions applicable to that notice.
Go to the Election Commission Citizen Service Portal
Use official records, not forwarded lists
Electoral-roll documents can contain personal information.
Residents should check their own details through the official Gautam Buddh Nagar District Administration and Election Commission portals rather than relying on forwarded screenshots or unofficial copies.
Pulse of Noida is not reproducing voter names, addresses, EPIC numbers, household details or identifiable rows from the official polling-part lists.
Official sources
Gautam Buddh Nagar District Administration
SIR-2026 list of voters with no mapping and logical discrepancy
61-Noida Assembly Constituency
61-Noida polling-part-wise SIR-2026 discrepancy list
