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CPCO Amit Sharma visits Baramulla

Interacts with officers, enumerators, supervisors

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
June 7, 2026
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Baramulla, Jun 6: Chief Principal Census Officer (CPCO)/ Director Census Operations, Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, Amit Sharma, along with Principal Census Officer (Deputy Commissioner) Baramulla SF Hamid, Saturday chaired a review meeting at Dak Bungalow Baramulla to assess the preparedness and progress of the ongoing House Listing Operations (HLO) being conducted from June 1 to June 30, 2026, as part of the Census 2027 exercise.
At the outset, Officers briefed the Chair on the district’s preparedness for Census 2027 and the arrangements put in place for the smooth conduct of the ongoing House Listing Operations. The meeting was informed about the training programmes conducted for enumerators and supervisors and the overall readiness of the district administration for the Census exercise.
Principal Census Officer, informed the meeting that all necessary administrative and logistical arrangements have been made to ensure the smooth conduct of Census-related activities across the district. He emphasized the importance of coordinated efforts among all stakeholders and reiterated the district administration’s commitment towards ensuring comprehensive coverage and quality data collection during the enumeration process.
During the meeting, detailed discussions were held on ensuring complete coverage of all households, including remote and difficult areas, and on strengthening field-level census operations across the district.
Addressing the officers, Amit Sharma appreciated the dedicated efforts of the field staff and encouraged enumerators and supervisors to discharge their responsibilities with utmost commitment and professionalism. He stressed the importance of effective coordination among census functionaries, timely and accurate data collection, and strict adherence to census guidelines to ensure the success of the enumeration process.
Amit Sharma directed all concerned officers to extend full support to census personnel and take necessary measures for the smooth conduct of House Listing and Housing Census activities throughout the district.
The CPCO further informed that for any query or clarification related to Census 2027, citizens can contact the dedicated toll-free helpline number 1855. He appealed to the public to remain vigilant against fraudulent calls, messages, or individuals falsely claiming association with the Census exercise and cautioned people against sharing personal, financial, banking, or OTP-related information with anyone in the name of Census.
He clarified that the Census process is simple and transparent, and citizens are only required to answer the prescribed Census questions during the enumeration process. He urged residents to cooperate with authorized Census personnel and provide accurate information to ensure the success of this important national exercise.
The meeting also reviewed field-level preparedness and discussed various operational aspects related to the Census exercise. Amit Sharma reiterated that the Census is a crucial national exercise that serves as the foundation for evidence-based planning and development planning across the country.
Joint Chief Principal Census Officer, Arun Kumar, also briefed the participants on the monitoring framework for field operations and emphasized the importance of real-time tracking and supervision of data collection activities.
Later, CPCO Amit Sharma also interacted with enumerators and supervisors and held a question-and-answer session regarding various aspects of the Census exercise. He addressed their queries and emphasized the importance of maintaining accuracy, transparency and professionalism during field operations.
Among others, District Census Officer Baramulla (ADC), Assistant Chief Principal Census Officer, Nodal Officer Census Baramulla (CPO) and other concerned officers and officials participated in the meeting.

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