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Mamata Banerjee Claims SIR Impacted Bengal Poll Results, Top Court Responds
In voting for the Bengal election last month, the BJP won 207 of the state's 294 seats for its first ever poll triumph in the eastern state, and to peg back Mamata Banerjee who had denied it space for nearly 15 years.
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Did SIR Impact West Bengal Results? What Election Commission Data Says
The numbers suggest that while there were indeed large-scale deletions of "ineligible" electors during the SIR process, there were also equally significant additions.
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SIR Impact: How Trinamool Performed In Seats With Highest Voter Deletions
Just before the elections, over 90 lakh electors in the state found their names deleted from the voters' lists.
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The 5 Ms Behind PM Modi-Led BJP's Rise In Mamata Banerjee's Bengal
With counting underway for the West Bengal Assembly elections 2026, early trends showed the BJP maintaining a comfortable lead with over 160 seats, well past the halfway mark of 148.
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"SIR Didn't Help Us": BJP As It Surges Past Majority Mark In West Bengal
The election is particularly significant as it comes after the controversial Special Intensive Revision (SIR) which saw large-scale voter deletions across constituencies.
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EVM 'Glitch', Violence During Polling, Mamata Banerjee's "Terrorism" Charge
This is the second and final phase of the Bengal election, and it takes place against the backdrop of the controversial EC-mandated Special Intensive Revision, or SIR, of the state's electoral roll.
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"Election A Fight For Mamata Banerjee's Honour": Trinamool MP To NDTV
Phase 1 also saw a record 93 per cent voter turnout, a figure mired in controversy after the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls dropped 90.8 lakh names.
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"Trinamool Anarchist, Bengal Wants Change": BJP Chief Nitin Nabin To NDTV
The BJP chief also defended his party on the controversial Special Intensive Revision issue, even as voting for the first phase of the election went on statewide. Till 1 pm turnout was 62 per cent.
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'Trinamool Must Be Anxious, We Aren't': BJP Chief To NDTV On SIR
The BJP has no concerns about the special intensive revision (SIR) exercise in West Bengal, the party's national chief Nitin Nabin said today
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Decoding Trinamool's Poll Campaign: Strategy, Messaging And Narrative
A key pillar of the campaign has been the "Banglar Vote Raksha" initiative, launched as a proactive response to concerns around the Special Intensive Revision (SIR).
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7.36 Crore Deletions, 5 Crore Hearing Notices: Phase 2 Of SIR Concludes
Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest deletions at 2.89 crore, followed by Tamil Nadu with 97 lakh and West Bengal with 90.8 lakh electors removed.
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'Submitted Documents But...': Anger, Worry After Bengal SIR Cuts 90 Lakh Voters
Voting for this election will be held over two phases - 152 seats will vote on April 23 and 142 on April 29. Results will be declared on May 4.
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Bengal SIR Hearing Live: Supreme Court To Hear Pleas On SIR Of Bengal Electoral Rolls
Bengal SIR Hearing Live Updates: The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls has become the most prominent issue ahead of the upcoming West Bengal Assembly elections.
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Bengal Officers Held Hostage In Malda Had Complained. Administration Says 'No Such Letter'
Nearly a week before the hostage incident, the officers, in a letter to Malda District Magistrate, the district's top official, had expressed "palpable apprehension of breach of security".
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West Bengal SIR Protest Live Updates: National Highway Blocked In Bengal's Malda As SIR Dispute Triggers Protest
West Bengal SIR Protest Live Updates: The state's electoral rolls, the list of eligible voters, have been revised under orders from the Election Commission of India through the Special Intensive Revision exercise
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Mamata Banerjee Claims SIR Impacted Bengal Poll Results, Top Court Responds
In voting for the Bengal election last month, the BJP won 207 of the state's 294 seats for its first ever poll triumph in the eastern state, and to peg back Mamata Banerjee who had denied it space for nearly 15 years.
-
Did SIR Impact West Bengal Results? What Election Commission Data Says
The numbers suggest that while there were indeed large-scale deletions of "ineligible" electors during the SIR process, there were also equally significant additions.
-
SIR Impact: How Trinamool Performed In Seats With Highest Voter Deletions
Just before the elections, over 90 lakh electors in the state found their names deleted from the voters' lists.
-
The 5 Ms Behind PM Modi-Led BJP's Rise In Mamata Banerjee's Bengal
With counting underway for the West Bengal Assembly elections 2026, early trends showed the BJP maintaining a comfortable lead with over 160 seats, well past the halfway mark of 148.
-
"SIR Didn't Help Us": BJP As It Surges Past Majority Mark In West Bengal
The election is particularly significant as it comes after the controversial Special Intensive Revision (SIR) which saw large-scale voter deletions across constituencies.
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EVM 'Glitch', Violence During Polling, Mamata Banerjee's "Terrorism" Charge
This is the second and final phase of the Bengal election, and it takes place against the backdrop of the controversial EC-mandated Special Intensive Revision, or SIR, of the state's electoral roll.
-
"Election A Fight For Mamata Banerjee's Honour": Trinamool MP To NDTV
Phase 1 also saw a record 93 per cent voter turnout, a figure mired in controversy after the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls dropped 90.8 lakh names.
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"Trinamool Anarchist, Bengal Wants Change": BJP Chief Nitin Nabin To NDTV
The BJP chief also defended his party on the controversial Special Intensive Revision issue, even as voting for the first phase of the election went on statewide. Till 1 pm turnout was 62 per cent.
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'Trinamool Must Be Anxious, We Aren't': BJP Chief To NDTV On SIR
The BJP has no concerns about the special intensive revision (SIR) exercise in West Bengal, the party's national chief Nitin Nabin said today
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Decoding Trinamool's Poll Campaign: Strategy, Messaging And Narrative
A key pillar of the campaign has been the "Banglar Vote Raksha" initiative, launched as a proactive response to concerns around the Special Intensive Revision (SIR).
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7.36 Crore Deletions, 5 Crore Hearing Notices: Phase 2 Of SIR Concludes
Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest deletions at 2.89 crore, followed by Tamil Nadu with 97 lakh and West Bengal with 90.8 lakh electors removed.
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'Submitted Documents But...': Anger, Worry After Bengal SIR Cuts 90 Lakh Voters
Voting for this election will be held over two phases - 152 seats will vote on April 23 and 142 on April 29. Results will be declared on May 4.
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Bengal SIR Hearing Live: Supreme Court To Hear Pleas On SIR Of Bengal Electoral Rolls
Bengal SIR Hearing Live Updates: The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls has become the most prominent issue ahead of the upcoming West Bengal Assembly elections.
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Bengal Officers Held Hostage In Malda Had Complained. Administration Says 'No Such Letter'
Nearly a week before the hostage incident, the officers, in a letter to Malda District Magistrate, the district's top official, had expressed "palpable apprehension of breach of security".
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West Bengal SIR Protest Live Updates: National Highway Blocked In Bengal's Malda As SIR Dispute Triggers Protest
West Bengal SIR Protest Live Updates: The state's electoral rolls, the list of eligible voters, have been revised under orders from the Election Commission of India through the Special Intensive Revision exercise
