Hyderabad: Political parties have alleged that booth level officers (BLOs) are not conducting door-to-door verification in some parts of Hyderabad ahead of the Pre-Special Intensive Revision (Pre-SIR) exercise, raising concerns regarding voter mapping and roll verification.Majlis Bachao Tehreek (MBT) spokesperson Amjad Ullah Khan said in a complaint Chief Electoral Officer of TelanganaAlleged irregularities in the functioning of BLOs in Yakutpura, Chandrayangutta, Malakpet, Charminar, Bahadurpura and Caravan assembly constituencies under Hyderabad Parliamentary constituency.‘BLOs are working from party offices’Khan alleged that instead of visiting voters’ homes for verification, some BLOs were working from local party offices or residences of political leaders, forcing voters to visit these places for verification. The complaint also alleged that official BLO phone numbers were being answered by local political workers or leaders instead of the officials concerned.According to the complaint, these practices have created fears among voters that the verification process could be compromised and voter rolls could be manipulated, including the possible deletion of voters believed to be affiliated with rival political parties.Data privacy concerns flaggedMBT also alleged that BLO login IDs and passwords were shared with unauthorized persons, enabling them to download and operate the BLO app and access confidential voter data. Khan said this has raised serious concerns over voter data privacy, including sensitive information related to Muslim women voters.He requested the CEO to order an immediate inquiry into the functioning of BLOs in the affected constituencies, ensure strict door-to-door verification, investigate the alleged misuse of login credentials, put in place security measures for voter information and initiate disciplinary action against officials violating election norms.