The Election Commission of India has extended deadlines again for the third phase of its voter roll revision. Most states now need five to six months, compared with 98 days in Bihar.
Delhi has had the most extensions, and its final roll is now due on December 22 instead of October 7. Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Maharashtra have also been pushed back several times, with Maharashtra publishing on November 30.
The delays follow a surge in Form 6 applications and voter entries that fail logical checks, which has led to lakhs of notices and hearings.

