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In Erosion-Hit Areas Of Bengal's Malda, Residents Fear Exclusion From Voter Lists
Homes have gone. Classrooms have turned into shelters. Many have been living on a river dam for years. They call it home. Every year, when the monsoon comes, the Ganges and Fulahar rivers overflow in Bengal's Malda district.
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Prashant Bhushan Calls Poll Body "Despot". Supreme Court Objects
Senior advocate Prashant Bhushan, while making submissions on legality of the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists or SIR in the Supreme Court today, used a derogatory term for the Election Commission.
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Bengal's Rs 2 Lakh Aid To Families Of Those Who Died Over "SIR-Linked Panic"
Mamata Banerjee announced that her government will provide a financial assistance of Rs 2 lakh each to the families of 39 people who, she claimed, have died in the state due to "SIR-induced panic", including cases of suicide
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Kerala Request To Extend SIR Form Deadline "Just And Fair": Supreme Court
Terming a petition by the Kerala government to extend the date for submission of forms for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) "just and fair", the Supreme Court on Tuesday advised the Election Commission to consider the proposal.
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SIR Debate In Parliament: Centre Ready For Debate On Voter List Cleanup After Lok Sabha Storm: Sources
The government has agreed to the opposition's demands to hold a parliamentary debate on electoral reforms, with special focus on the controversial Special Intensive Revision of voter rolls ordered for each state, sources told NDTV Tuesday afternoon.
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Parliament Winter Session Live Updates: Minister Says Centre Ready For Debate On Electoral Reforms
Winter Session Live Updates: The Winter Session of Parliament started on Monday and is expected go on till December 19. The first day of the session in the Lok Sabha saw repeated sloganeering by opposition MPs alleging electoral fraud.
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Willing To Discuss SIR , But Need More Time: Kiren Rijiju In Rajya Sabha
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Monday asserted in the Rajya Sabha that the government is not averse to holding a discussion on SIR or electoral reforms, as he asked the Opposition not to insist on setting a timeline.
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Mass Voter Deletion Allegations In Bengal "False": Poll Body To Supreme Court
Allegations of "large-scale voter deletion" in West Bengal are "false" and "fabricated" and an attempt to further vested political interests, the Election Commission has told the Supreme Court in an affidavit.
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Bengal Booth Level Officers In Massive Protest Outside Poll Body Office
Grassroots poll officials in Bengal - at the centre of a row over mental health and working conditions during the revision of voter lists - staged a massive protest Monday afternoon outside the Chief Electoral Officer's Kolkata office.
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'If I Had More Time...': UP Poll Official's (BLO) Last Video Before Suicide
A day after a 46-year-old teacher working as a Booth Level Officer (BLO) was found dead at his home in Uttar Pradesh's Moradabad, a video of what could be his last message to his family has emerged.
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Parliament Winter Session Highlights Day 1: Lok Sabha Adjourned Till Tomorrow Amid Chaos Over SIR
The winter session of the Parliament is slated to continue until December 19 with 15 sittings planned over 19 days.
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Parliament Winter Session Begins, Trouble Spots Include SIR, Pollution: 10 Points
The Winter Session of the Parliament has begun under the shadow of a handful of contentious issues, including voter list revision and the death of an election official in Bengal that are expected to generate conflict.
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Woman Abuses, Assaults Poll Officer In Chhattisgarh's Raipur
A disturbing video showing a Booth Level Officer (BLO) being assaulted and abused in Raipur's Kali Mata ward has gone viral, raising serious concerns about the safety of officials working on the ongoing voter list revision under the SIR exercise.
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Opposition Wants SIR Debate In Parliament, Centre Seeks Smooth Conduct
Leaders of the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government and Opposition parties are already fighting a war of words outside parliament a day before the winter session begins.
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Bengal Woman Sets Herself On Fire, Family Alleges Mental Stress Due To SIR
The woman, identified as 40-year-old Mustara Khatun Kazi, was unmarried and used to live alone. Kazi's name appeared in the 2022 voter list, but she was afraid of being delisted, which allegedly caused severe anxiety.
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In Erosion-Hit Areas Of Bengal's Malda, Residents Fear Exclusion From Voter Lists
Homes have gone. Classrooms have turned into shelters. Many have been living on a river dam for years. They call it home. Every year, when the monsoon comes, the Ganges and Fulahar rivers overflow in Bengal's Malda district.
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Prashant Bhushan Calls Poll Body "Despot". Supreme Court Objects
Senior advocate Prashant Bhushan, while making submissions on legality of the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists or SIR in the Supreme Court today, used a derogatory term for the Election Commission.
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Bengal's Rs 2 Lakh Aid To Families Of Those Who Died Over "SIR-Linked Panic"
Mamata Banerjee announced that her government will provide a financial assistance of Rs 2 lakh each to the families of 39 people who, she claimed, have died in the state due to "SIR-induced panic", including cases of suicide
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Kerala Request To Extend SIR Form Deadline "Just And Fair": Supreme Court
Terming a petition by the Kerala government to extend the date for submission of forms for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) "just and fair", the Supreme Court on Tuesday advised the Election Commission to consider the proposal.
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SIR Debate In Parliament: Centre Ready For Debate On Voter List Cleanup After Lok Sabha Storm: Sources
The government has agreed to the opposition's demands to hold a parliamentary debate on electoral reforms, with special focus on the controversial Special Intensive Revision of voter rolls ordered for each state, sources told NDTV Tuesday afternoon.
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Parliament Winter Session Live Updates: Minister Says Centre Ready For Debate On Electoral Reforms
Winter Session Live Updates: The Winter Session of Parliament started on Monday and is expected go on till December 19. The first day of the session in the Lok Sabha saw repeated sloganeering by opposition MPs alleging electoral fraud.
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Willing To Discuss SIR , But Need More Time: Kiren Rijiju In Rajya Sabha
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Monday asserted in the Rajya Sabha that the government is not averse to holding a discussion on SIR or electoral reforms, as he asked the Opposition not to insist on setting a timeline.
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Mass Voter Deletion Allegations In Bengal "False": Poll Body To Supreme Court
Allegations of "large-scale voter deletion" in West Bengal are "false" and "fabricated" and an attempt to further vested political interests, the Election Commission has told the Supreme Court in an affidavit.
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Bengal Booth Level Officers In Massive Protest Outside Poll Body Office
Grassroots poll officials in Bengal - at the centre of a row over mental health and working conditions during the revision of voter lists - staged a massive protest Monday afternoon outside the Chief Electoral Officer's Kolkata office.
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'If I Had More Time...': UP Poll Official's (BLO) Last Video Before Suicide
A day after a 46-year-old teacher working as a Booth Level Officer (BLO) was found dead at his home in Uttar Pradesh's Moradabad, a video of what could be his last message to his family has emerged.
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Parliament Winter Session Highlights Day 1: Lok Sabha Adjourned Till Tomorrow Amid Chaos Over SIR
The winter session of the Parliament is slated to continue until December 19 with 15 sittings planned over 19 days.
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Parliament Winter Session Begins, Trouble Spots Include SIR, Pollution: 10 Points
The Winter Session of the Parliament has begun under the shadow of a handful of contentious issues, including voter list revision and the death of an election official in Bengal that are expected to generate conflict.
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Woman Abuses, Assaults Poll Officer In Chhattisgarh's Raipur
A disturbing video showing a Booth Level Officer (BLO) being assaulted and abused in Raipur's Kali Mata ward has gone viral, raising serious concerns about the safety of officials working on the ongoing voter list revision under the SIR exercise.
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Opposition Wants SIR Debate In Parliament, Centre Seeks Smooth Conduct
Leaders of the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government and Opposition parties are already fighting a war of words outside parliament a day before the winter session begins.
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Bengal Woman Sets Herself On Fire, Family Alleges Mental Stress Due To SIR
The woman, identified as 40-year-old Mustara Khatun Kazi, was unmarried and used to live alone. Kazi's name appeared in the 2022 voter list, but she was afraid of being delisted, which allegedly caused severe anxiety.
