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The Six Key Questions Raised By SIR Critics That Supreme Court Answered Today
The Court held that the SIR process had a nexus with the goal of having free and fair elections.
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"Election Commission Has Power": What Supreme Court Said On SIR Exercise
The Supreme Court delivered a crucial verdict on Wednesday on a series of petitions challenging the Election Commission of India's (ECI) move to carry out a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
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"Exclusion From Voter List Doesn't Mean Citizenship Ends": Supreme Court On SIR
"Exclusion From Voter List Doesn't Mean Citizenship Ends": Supreme Court On SIR
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In Big Win For Election Commission, Supreme Court Says "SIR Breathes Life Into Constitution"
Supreme Court Says SIR Exercise Breathes Life Into Constitution
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Supreme Court Special Intensive Revision Highlights: Poll Body Can Conduct Exercise, Rules Top Court
Supreme Court Special Intensive Revision Hearing LIVE Updates: The petitions challenge the legality of the SIR exercise undertaken by the poll body.
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SIR Controversy Explained Ahead Of Big Supreme Court Verdict
This will be the most significant judicial review of the election commission exercise which has been an issue of fierce political showdown between the panel and opposition parties.
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SIR Announced For All Remaining States, Except J&K, Ladakh, Himachal
As part of the large-scale voter verification drive, more than 3.94 lakh Booth Level Officers (BLOs) will conduct house-to-house visits to verify details of nearly 36.73 crore electors.
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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 To Fish: What Bengal Assembly Elections 2026 Hinge On
Bengal assembly polls 2026: This time, the unpredictability of the outcome has been ratcheted up manyfold by the deletion of 91 lakh voters from the rolls by the Election Commission
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'Delays, Hurdles': BJP Chief Nitin Nabin Blames Bengal Government For SIR Deletions
In an exclusive interview with NDTV Editor-in-Chief and CEO Rahul Kanwal, Nabin said the Election Commission ultimately works in line with the recommendations of the administrative officials, who are representatives of the state government.
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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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SIR Impact On Bengal Polls: The Numbers Game With Rahul Kanwal
This time, the revision has taken around 89 lakh voters off the list, the number corresponding to roughly 11.6 per cent of the electorate.
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Top Court Allows Last-Minute Inclusion Of 'Cleared' Voters In Bengal Rolls
"If the appeals are adjudicated by April 21 for the first phase and April 27 for the second phase then a supplementary revised electoral roll must be issued," the Supreme Court told the Election Commission.
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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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The Six Key Questions Raised By SIR Critics That Supreme Court Answered Today
The Court held that the SIR process had a nexus with the goal of having free and fair elections.
-
"Election Commission Has Power": What Supreme Court Said On SIR Exercise
The Supreme Court delivered a crucial verdict on Wednesday on a series of petitions challenging the Election Commission of India's (ECI) move to carry out a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
-
"Exclusion From Voter List Doesn't Mean Citizenship Ends": Supreme Court On SIR
"Exclusion From Voter List Doesn't Mean Citizenship Ends": Supreme Court On SIR
-
In Big Win For Election Commission, Supreme Court Says "SIR Breathes Life Into Constitution"
Supreme Court Says SIR Exercise Breathes Life Into Constitution
-
Supreme Court Special Intensive Revision Highlights: Poll Body Can Conduct Exercise, Rules Top Court
Supreme Court Special Intensive Revision Hearing LIVE Updates: The petitions challenge the legality of the SIR exercise undertaken by the poll body.
-
SIR Controversy Explained Ahead Of Big Supreme Court Verdict
This will be the most significant judicial review of the election commission exercise which has been an issue of fierce political showdown between the panel and opposition parties.
-
SIR Announced For All Remaining States, Except J&K, Ladakh, Himachal
As part of the large-scale voter verification drive, more than 3.94 lakh Booth Level Officers (BLOs) will conduct house-to-house visits to verify details of nearly 36.73 crore electors.
-
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.
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SIR To Fish: What Bengal Assembly Elections 2026 Hinge On
Bengal assembly polls 2026: This time, the unpredictability of the outcome has been ratcheted up manyfold by the deletion of 91 lakh voters from the rolls by the Election Commission
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'Delays, Hurdles': BJP Chief Nitin Nabin Blames Bengal Government For SIR Deletions
In an exclusive interview with NDTV Editor-in-Chief and CEO Rahul Kanwal, Nabin said the Election Commission ultimately works in line with the recommendations of the administrative officials, who are representatives of the state government.
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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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SIR Impact On Bengal Polls: The Numbers Game With Rahul Kanwal
This time, the revision has taken around 89 lakh voters off the list, the number corresponding to roughly 11.6 per cent of the electorate.
-
Top Court Allows Last-Minute Inclusion Of 'Cleared' Voters In Bengal Rolls
"If the appeals are adjudicated by April 21 for the first phase and April 27 for the second phase then a supplementary revised electoral roll must be issued," the Supreme Court told the Election Commission.
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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.
