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7.6% Voters Removed From West Bengal Draft Roll, 1.6 Crore Under Scanner
About 58 lakh voters, amounting to 7.6 per cent, were removed from the voter list because they have died, moved away, were absent or were registered more than once.
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'Md Salim Awasthi': CPM Leader, A Muslim, Becomes Brahmin In SIR Draft Roll
In an epic error during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists in West Bengal, CPM's state general secretary and former MP, Mohammed Salim, and his son, Atish Aziz, have been given a Brahmin last name -- Awasthi -- in the draft roll
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"Voter List Clean-up Necessary": Bengal Governor Jabs Trinamool Before Poll
A "clean up" of electoral rolls is necessary ahead of an Assembly election less than six months away, Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose told NDTV Wednesday in an exclusive interview.
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How To Check And Correct Your Name In West Bengal Draft Voter List
Over 58 lakh names have been removed from West Bengal's draft voter list after a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) to remove errors and duplications. Of these, 24 lakh were marked "dead," 19 lakh "relocated," 12 lakh "missing," and 1.3 lakh "duplicate
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58 Lakh Names Deleted In Bengal Draft SIR: 24 Lakh Dead, 12 Lakh Missing
In a development likely to raise a political storm in poll-bound West Bengal, a total of 58 lakh names have been deleted from the state's draft voter list after the Special Intensive Revision to weed out duplication and errors
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"Don't Go Near BSF Posts": Mamata Banerjee's Border Warning Amid SIR Row
In fiery remarks targeting the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists in poll-bound West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee asked women of the state to be prepared with kitchen tools if their names are deleted
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'Nehru, Indira Did Vote Chori': Amit Shah vs Rahul Gandhi Escalates In Parliament
Union Home Minister Amit Shah's speech in the Lok Sabha during the debate on electoral reforms saw a fiery face-off between him and Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi.
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'Lies Spread About SIR, Efforts Being Made To Mislead People': Amit Shah
Union Minister Amit Shah said today that he feels the Special Intensive Revision of voter list should not be discussed in parliament but the government is going along with the Opposition demand to show they are not running away.
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Drop Everything And Focus On SIR: Yogi Adityanath To BJP Workers
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday issued a stern directive to BJP MLAs and party office-bearers: treat the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists as a top priority.
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On Infiltrators In Voters' List Charge, Trinamool MP Mimics PM Modi, Jabs Centre
Trinamool MP Kalyan Banerjee, notorious for mimicking fellow politicians, today mimicked Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a discussion on electoral reforms in the Lok Sabha.
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Poll Officials To Get Thrashed For Name Deletion: Tripura Congress Leader's Shocker
A senior Congress leader from Tripura -- former minister and MLA Sudip Roy Barman - has warned poll officials involved in the voter list revision exercise against electoral malpractices.
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NDTV Special: A Day In Life Of A Poll Officer (BLO) Working For SIR
Karuna Aggarwal is among 5.3 lakh BLOs deployed across 12 states as the foot soldiers in the fight to cleanse the voter lists of errors and duplications
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In Bengal, Poll Body Identifies 3 Booths Without A 'Self' Voter
A voter in the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) by the ECI is considered a "self" if he or she has his or her name in the voters' list for 2002, the base year for the ongoing revision exercise.
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'SIR Amit Shah's Ploy To Capture Bengal, Won't Succeed': Mamata Banerjee
The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists in poll-bound West Bengal was Union Home Minister Amit Shah's "clever ploy" to topple the 14-year-old Trinamool Congress government, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee alleged today
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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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7.6% Voters Removed From West Bengal Draft Roll, 1.6 Crore Under Scanner
About 58 lakh voters, amounting to 7.6 per cent, were removed from the voter list because they have died, moved away, were absent or were registered more than once.
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'Md Salim Awasthi': CPM Leader, A Muslim, Becomes Brahmin In SIR Draft Roll
In an epic error during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists in West Bengal, CPM's state general secretary and former MP, Mohammed Salim, and his son, Atish Aziz, have been given a Brahmin last name -- Awasthi -- in the draft roll
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"Voter List Clean-up Necessary": Bengal Governor Jabs Trinamool Before Poll
A "clean up" of electoral rolls is necessary ahead of an Assembly election less than six months away, Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose told NDTV Wednesday in an exclusive interview.
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How To Check And Correct Your Name In West Bengal Draft Voter List
Over 58 lakh names have been removed from West Bengal's draft voter list after a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) to remove errors and duplications. Of these, 24 lakh were marked "dead," 19 lakh "relocated," 12 lakh "missing," and 1.3 lakh "duplicate
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58 Lakh Names Deleted In Bengal Draft SIR: 24 Lakh Dead, 12 Lakh Missing
In a development likely to raise a political storm in poll-bound West Bengal, a total of 58 lakh names have been deleted from the state's draft voter list after the Special Intensive Revision to weed out duplication and errors
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"Don't Go Near BSF Posts": Mamata Banerjee's Border Warning Amid SIR Row
In fiery remarks targeting the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists in poll-bound West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee asked women of the state to be prepared with kitchen tools if their names are deleted
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'Nehru, Indira Did Vote Chori': Amit Shah vs Rahul Gandhi Escalates In Parliament
Union Home Minister Amit Shah's speech in the Lok Sabha during the debate on electoral reforms saw a fiery face-off between him and Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi.
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'Lies Spread About SIR, Efforts Being Made To Mislead People': Amit Shah
Union Minister Amit Shah said today that he feels the Special Intensive Revision of voter list should not be discussed in parliament but the government is going along with the Opposition demand to show they are not running away.
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Drop Everything And Focus On SIR: Yogi Adityanath To BJP Workers
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday issued a stern directive to BJP MLAs and party office-bearers: treat the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists as a top priority.
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On Infiltrators In Voters' List Charge, Trinamool MP Mimics PM Modi, Jabs Centre
Trinamool MP Kalyan Banerjee, notorious for mimicking fellow politicians, today mimicked Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a discussion on electoral reforms in the Lok Sabha.
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Poll Officials To Get Thrashed For Name Deletion: Tripura Congress Leader's Shocker
A senior Congress leader from Tripura -- former minister and MLA Sudip Roy Barman - has warned poll officials involved in the voter list revision exercise against electoral malpractices.
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NDTV Special: A Day In Life Of A Poll Officer (BLO) Working For SIR
Karuna Aggarwal is among 5.3 lakh BLOs deployed across 12 states as the foot soldiers in the fight to cleanse the voter lists of errors and duplications
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In Bengal, Poll Body Identifies 3 Booths Without A 'Self' Voter
A voter in the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) by the ECI is considered a "self" if he or she has his or her name in the voters' list for 2002, the base year for the ongoing revision exercise.
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'SIR Amit Shah's Ploy To Capture Bengal, Won't Succeed': Mamata Banerjee
The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists in poll-bound West Bengal was Union Home Minister Amit Shah's "clever ploy" to topple the 14-year-old Trinamool Congress government, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee alleged today
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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.
