One of my clients recently had a case which I am explaining below and if you are stuck in such similar situation, here is what to do.
Note: Due to attorney-client privilege, I cannot disclose complete case details or identify the actual parties involved. However, I am sharing the essential facts and legal approach so that if you find yourself in a similar situation, you can understand the available solutions and legal remedies.
TL;DR: If your name has been removed from the electoral roll during a Special Intensive Revision and you have been flagged on the ASDD list because your enumeration form was "not received", you still have remedies. File Form 6 for inclusion straight away so the omission does not harden into exclusion, and in parallel send a written representation with your proof to the Electoral Registration Officer and the District Election Officer, and use the appeal the Representation of the People Act, 1950 provides. The windows are short, often a matter of days.
Three enumeration forms were filled at the same table, on the same evening, in a flat in Vijay Nagar, Indore. Ankit Verma filled his own first, then his father Suresh Verma's, then his mother Kamla Verma's. All three were signed. Before handing them over, he photographed the lot, spread out on the bed, and dropped them with the booth level officer the next morning.
The draft roll came out weeks later. His parents were on it. His name was gone.
What the record showed was an entry in the ASDD list, on the footing that his enumeration form had not been received. He called the booth level officer. The calls stopped being answered. He wrote to the Election Commission's grievance portal and to the office of the Chief Electoral Officer of the state, and got