The Telangana High Court on Tuesday, June 30, declined to intervene in a plea challenging the deletion of a Hyderabad family’s names from the electoral roll, holding that the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise provided a complete statutory mechanism for inclusion and correction, making writ intervention unwarranted at this stage.A division bench of Chief Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh and Justice GM Mohiuddin disposed of a writ petition filed by city resident Syed Qutubuddin Masood, who claimed that his name and those of his family members had been deleted from the electoral roll, preventing them from voting in the 2024 general elections.ECI cites SIR mechanism for inclusion Appearing for the ECI, counsel submitted that the SIR process itself provided for inclusion of voters whose names had gone missing from the rolls. Since the petitioner’s family had last been enumerated in the SIR conducted in 2002, they could submit fresh enumeration forms to the jurisdictional Booth Level Officers (BLO) for inclusion. The ECI added that eligible persons could submit such forms for incorporation in the draft electoral roll, scheduled to be published on July 31.