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Amid SIR In Bengal, Kolkata's Sex Workers Fear Exclusion From Voter Rolls
Sex workers in Kolkata's Sonagachi area are urging the government to include their names in the voter list as the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process begins in Bengal. Many sex workers fear being left out due to a lack of documentation
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In Bengal's Mayapur 2002 Voter List, Parents' Names Listed As ISKCON Spiritual Gurus
According to Sharadwati Chowdhury, the Sub-Divisional Officer, a parent's name must be mentioned on the list.
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Mamata Banerjee Livid After Trinamool Mouthpiece Reports She Filled SIR Form
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, embarrassed after a report in her party mouthpiece that she had filled in a form for the ongoing voter list revision exercise, has issued a flat denial.
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Another West Bengal Man Dies By Suicide 'Fearing' Voter List Revision
A 28-year-old man in West Bengal's Howrah district died by suicide allegedly due to fears over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the voters' list, which kicked off across the state on Wednesday.
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Amid DMK Opposition, Voter List Revision Begins in Tamil Nadu
The Special Intensive Revision of voter lists or SIR was rolled out across multiple states today. Among them were Bengal, Kerala and Tamil Nadu - states where assembly elections are due next year.
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Speaking In Bengali Does Not Mean Bangladeshi: Mamata Banerjee Slams BJP
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee held a massive footmarch in Kolkata against the Special Intensive Revision of voter list that was rolled out by the Election Commission today across a number of states.
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BJP vs Trinamool Escalates Over Voter List Revision, Memo To Poll Body
The Election Commission of India's Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in West Bengal has sparked a fierce political clash, with the BJP and the state's ruling Trinamool Congress accusing each other of voter manipulation.
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For Bengal Roll Revision, BJP Red Flags 5 of 12 Approved Documents
The BJP has written to the Election Commission, suggesting that extra caution be exercised for the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists in West Bengal.
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Prashant Kishor Wants Name Deleted From Bengal Voter List Amid Row: Sources
Days after he was sent a notice to explain his name appearing in voter lists in two states, Jan Suraaj party founder Prashant Kishor has submitted an application for its deletion in West Bengal, Election Commission sources have said.
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Help Desks, Hitting The Streets: How Trinamool Plans To Tackle Bengal SIR
In a bid to ensure that no genuine voter is left out of the voter list after the SIR in West Bengal, the Trinamool Congress has said it will set up area-wise help desks from Tuesday, when the Booth Level Officers will begin visiting homes.
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Trinamool, BJP Outreach Amid 'Panic Suicides' Over Bengal Voter List Revision
As the contentious revision of the Bengal voter list kicked off Thursday, workers from the ruling Trinamool Congress were seen distributing copies of the electoral roll from 2002, the base year for this update, to people in North 24 Parganas.
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"Tie Them Up": Abhishek Banerjee's Advice To People Asked For Birth Certificates
Bengal's Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee called for a no-holds barred battle with the BJP today over the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists in the state, where assembly elections are due next year.
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Prashant Kishor Listed As Voter In Both Bihar, West Bengal
Poll strategist-turned-politician Prashant Kishor figures in the electoral rolls of both Bihar and West Bengal, an election official said on Tuesday.
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"No Hurdle": Poll Body On Carrying Out Electoral Roll Revision In Bengal
The Election Commission asserted there will be no hurdles in the implementation of special intensive revision of the voters' list in West Bengal
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Electoral Roll Revision In Bengal, Tamil Nadu But Not Assam? Election Commission Explains Why
Phase Two of the nationwide rollout of voter roll revision -- an exercise being undertaken after 21 years -- includes two states where assembly elections are due next year. But there is a third which is not included.
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Amid SIR In Bengal, Kolkata's Sex Workers Fear Exclusion From Voter Rolls
Sex workers in Kolkata's Sonagachi area are urging the government to include their names in the voter list as the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process begins in Bengal. Many sex workers fear being left out due to a lack of documentation
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In Bengal's Mayapur 2002 Voter List, Parents' Names Listed As ISKCON Spiritual Gurus
According to Sharadwati Chowdhury, the Sub-Divisional Officer, a parent's name must be mentioned on the list.
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Mamata Banerjee Livid After Trinamool Mouthpiece Reports She Filled SIR Form
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, embarrassed after a report in her party mouthpiece that she had filled in a form for the ongoing voter list revision exercise, has issued a flat denial.
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Another West Bengal Man Dies By Suicide 'Fearing' Voter List Revision
A 28-year-old man in West Bengal's Howrah district died by suicide allegedly due to fears over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the voters' list, which kicked off across the state on Wednesday.
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Amid DMK Opposition, Voter List Revision Begins in Tamil Nadu
The Special Intensive Revision of voter lists or SIR was rolled out across multiple states today. Among them were Bengal, Kerala and Tamil Nadu - states where assembly elections are due next year.
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Speaking In Bengali Does Not Mean Bangladeshi: Mamata Banerjee Slams BJP
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee held a massive footmarch in Kolkata against the Special Intensive Revision of voter list that was rolled out by the Election Commission today across a number of states.
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BJP vs Trinamool Escalates Over Voter List Revision, Memo To Poll Body
The Election Commission of India's Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in West Bengal has sparked a fierce political clash, with the BJP and the state's ruling Trinamool Congress accusing each other of voter manipulation.
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For Bengal Roll Revision, BJP Red Flags 5 of 12 Approved Documents
The BJP has written to the Election Commission, suggesting that extra caution be exercised for the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists in West Bengal.
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Prashant Kishor Wants Name Deleted From Bengal Voter List Amid Row: Sources
Days after he was sent a notice to explain his name appearing in voter lists in two states, Jan Suraaj party founder Prashant Kishor has submitted an application for its deletion in West Bengal, Election Commission sources have said.
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Help Desks, Hitting The Streets: How Trinamool Plans To Tackle Bengal SIR
In a bid to ensure that no genuine voter is left out of the voter list after the SIR in West Bengal, the Trinamool Congress has said it will set up area-wise help desks from Tuesday, when the Booth Level Officers will begin visiting homes.
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Trinamool, BJP Outreach Amid 'Panic Suicides' Over Bengal Voter List Revision
As the contentious revision of the Bengal voter list kicked off Thursday, workers from the ruling Trinamool Congress were seen distributing copies of the electoral roll from 2002, the base year for this update, to people in North 24 Parganas.
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"Tie Them Up": Abhishek Banerjee's Advice To People Asked For Birth Certificates
Bengal's Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee called for a no-holds barred battle with the BJP today over the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists in the state, where assembly elections are due next year.
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Prashant Kishor Listed As Voter In Both Bihar, West Bengal
Poll strategist-turned-politician Prashant Kishor figures in the electoral rolls of both Bihar and West Bengal, an election official said on Tuesday.
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"No Hurdle": Poll Body On Carrying Out Electoral Roll Revision In Bengal
The Election Commission asserted there will be no hurdles in the implementation of special intensive revision of the voters' list in West Bengal
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Electoral Roll Revision In Bengal, Tamil Nadu But Not Assam? Election Commission Explains Why
Phase Two of the nationwide rollout of voter roll revision -- an exercise being undertaken after 21 years -- includes two states where assembly elections are due next year. But there is a third which is not included.
