Election officials in Delhi have initiated a verification drive, issuing SIR (Status of Information Required) notices to a list of high-profile residents. The list includes veteran BJP leader LK Advani, as well as prominent Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) figures Manish Sisodia and Kailash Gahlot.

These notices are standard administrative tools used by the Election Commission to ensure the accuracy of electoral rolls. When a voter's status is flagged—often due to discrepancies in address, prolonged absence from a registered residence, or administrative updates—the commission issues an SIR to confirm the individual's current status and eligibility.

While the inclusion of such high-profile names has drawn public attention, officials have characterized the move as a routine procedural exercise rather than a targeted action. The notices require the recipients to provide updated information or confirm their existing details to maintain their status on the voter list. There is no indication that these notices imply any wrongdoing or legal disqualification for the individuals involved. The process is part of a broader effort to clean up voter rolls and ensure that the electoral database reflects current residency data accurately across the capital.