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The appeal highlights that the Self-Enumeration phase marks a significant shift towards a digitally enabled, transparent, and citizen-friendly Census system. It empowers residents to independently submit their demographic and household details through an online platform.
The initiative aims to enhance the accuracy and authenticity of data, reduce dependence on manual data collection, and ensure time-efficient and seamless participation. It also promotes digital governance and citizen empowerment. The Office emphasized that participation of every household is crucial for building a reliable statistical foundation for future planning and development of the region.
The Principal Census Officer has urged all residents to complete the self-enumeration process within the notified timeline and to provide correct, complete, and truthful information. Citizens are advised to access and submit their details through the official Census Self-Enumeration Portal and securely retain the generated Self-Enumeration (SE) ID, which will be required during the verification process.
Residents have also been advised not to delay their participation, as timely submission will help avoid last-minute inconvenience and ensure smooth conduct of Census operations.
To maintain the integrity and reliability of the data, designated Census Enumerators will undertake field verification visits after the completion of the self-enumeration process. During these visits, households will be required to share their SE ID. Citizens have been requested to extend full cooperation to the enumerators.
The Office reiterated that the Census is a cornerstone of governance and plays a vital role in policy formulation, administrative planning, infrastructure development, urban planning, delivery of welfare schemes, and equitable allocation of resources.
For any queries, clarifications, or technical assistance related to self-enumeration, the public may contact the 24Ă7 Census Control Room at the Office of the Principal Census Officer (Urban), Srinagar (Er. Ferdous Ahad Bhat: 9419024435, Mehraj Ud Din Matta: 7006887627).
The Office has urged all citizens to treat this exercise as a civic responsibility and national duty, emphasizing that their participation is essential in shaping policies that directly impact the future of society.
