Voters can now check standardised voter ID card numbers
The Hindu
Voters can now cross-check their non-standard elector photo identity card (EPIC)/voter ID card numbers against the standardised EPIC numbers issued by the Election Commission.Examples of old EPIC numb
Voters can now cross-check their non-standard elector photo identity card (EPIC)/voter ID card numbers against the standardised EPIC numbers issued by the Election Commission.
Examples of old EPIC numbers include E8904912, FMJ19959503631171, DQK1299981000000 and KL/04/025/189239, the office of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), Kerala, said.
For checking the corresponding new EPIC numbers, voters should visit ceo.kerala.gov.in - the officials website of the CEO Kerala, click on the link ‘Special Summary Revision - 2022’ and go to ‘List of Old EPIC number (Non-Standard EPIC) & Corresponding New EPIC number (Standard EPIC).’
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