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Special Intensive Revision 2026 · Booth 117, Kesharpur
You are the Booth Level Officer. Ten houses on today's list, ten minutes on the clock. Knock, sit down, drink the chai and ask the right questions. Is Babuji really in Haridwar? Is Bunty really eighteen? Who on earth is Rajkumar? Check the papers, keep every real voter, and clean the roll.
A parody game about a real process. Kesharpur, its families and every case are made up; the documents are game props. Not affiliated with the Election Commission of India. The rules follow the Commission's SIR 2026 guidance. Legal
Click a lane or a house to walk there, or use WASD. Q/E or right-drag turn the camera, the wheel zooms. N goes to the next house, E or Space knocks, Esc pauses, M mutes.
Tap a lane or a house to walk there; drag with two fingers to turn the camera, pinch to zoom. 🧭 Next house walks you to the nearest house on your list; 🚪 Knock appears at the door.
Houses on today's list have a 📄 over the door. The clock runs for ten minutes: do as many as you can, well.
💬 Ask questions: answers open new ones. Accept the chai, they warm up. Pushy questions (marked ⚠) can make a family stop talking.
Words underlined in what people say, and lines on documents, are facts: tap to pin them. Two facts that don't match become a finding in 📒 Notes.
Tap the twinkling things in the room (👀 looks around). Ask for papers, then open them in 🪪 Papers: the 🔍 magnifier shows whitener and overwriting, and you can scan an Aadhaar's QR. 📱 The app searches the rolls, the 2003 roll and the panchayat register. You can ask the neighbour once.
In 📁 File, every elector gets one decision: Form collected, or Dead, Shifted, Absent, Duplicate, or Refer to the ERO if the papers are forged. For collected forms, link them to the 2003 roll (own entry, a parent's or grandparent's, or none) and tick Form 8 if a detail needs correcting. New people get Form 6 only if they are eligible.
Points for every right call, the evidence you found, speed and courtesy. Cutting a real voter costs the most.