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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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Exclusive: Why Top Bengal Poll Officer Stands By 58 Lakh Voter Deletions
West Bengal elections: Manoj Kumar Agarwal stressed that his role was only supervising the SIR process, and he had done his job with full neutrality.
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No Supreme Court Relief For Bengal Voters Deleted In SIR Process
SIR Hearing In Supreme Court, West Bengal Elections: No Supreme Court Relief For Bengal Voters Deleted In SIR Process
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After Malda Incident, Form 6 Row, Voter Roll Revision Dominates Bengal Polls
Over the last 48 hours, three incidents centering the SIR process has erupted in three parts of the state. One of these has even had ripples in the Supreme Court.
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The Process To Impeach Poll Body Chief And How Opposition Is Prepared
Reasons cited in notice for impeachment of CEC include large-scale deletion of voters' names in Bihar and Bengal during SIR, biased attitude towards certain political parties, alleged misconduct on part of Gyanesh Kumar
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"Don't Dare": Supreme Court Fumes As Bengal, Poll Body Spar Over Voter List
A bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant said court-appointed judicial officers working on appeals from voters whose names were deleted from electoral rolls were already working overtime and should not be undermined.
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2 Ministers, Team India Cricketer "Under Adjudication" For Bengal Voter List
The Special Intensive Revision of voter lists in West Bengal is almost at an end after a rigorous four-month process, but the fates of many remain undecided.
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'Don't Doubt Judicial Officers': Supreme Court In Bengal vs Poll Body
The Election Commission has given a training module to judicial officers in West Bengal to help out with the special intensive revision (SIR) process in the state, the Mamata Banerjee government told the Supreme Court.
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Next Round of SIR, Including in Delhi, Maharashtra, To Begin in April
The move comes as the SIR process in 12 states and Union Territories is nearing completion.
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"Won't Allow Any Impediment To SIR Process," Supreme Court Warns States
The Supreme Court today delivered a strong message to all state governments: the process of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls cannot be obstructed. The top court also extended the deadline for SIR in West Bengal by one more week.
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Mamata Banerjee In Supreme Court 2.0 Today Over SIR: What To Expect
The Supreme Court is all set to hear on Monday the Election Commission's reply to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's petition challenging the special intensive revision (SIR) in West Bengal.
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Mamata Banerjee To Appear In Supreme Court Today Against SIR Row
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is set to appear in person before the Supreme Court today, where she will seek permission to argue her own petition challenging the Election Commission of India's (ECI) ongoing SIR.
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"What Is Happening In Bengal...": Amartya Sen Flags Haste In SIR Process
Nobel laureate Amartya Sen has voiced deep unease over the SIR process in West Bengal, warning that the exercise is being conducted with "undue haste" and may jeopardise democratic participation, particularly with the assembly elections approaching.
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Bengal Minister Threatens On-Duty Woman Officer During SIR Hearing
Trinamool Congress MLA from Raghunathganj and Minister of State for Power Akhruzzaman was seen allegedly threatening a Block Development Officer during an SIR camp.
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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.
-
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.
-
Exclusive: Why Top Bengal Poll Officer Stands By 58 Lakh Voter Deletions
West Bengal elections: Manoj Kumar Agarwal stressed that his role was only supervising the SIR process, and he had done his job with full neutrality.
-
No Supreme Court Relief For Bengal Voters Deleted In SIR Process
SIR Hearing In Supreme Court, West Bengal Elections: No Supreme Court Relief For Bengal Voters Deleted In SIR Process
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After Malda Incident, Form 6 Row, Voter Roll Revision Dominates Bengal Polls
Over the last 48 hours, three incidents centering the SIR process has erupted in three parts of the state. One of these has even had ripples in the Supreme Court.
-
The Process To Impeach Poll Body Chief And How Opposition Is Prepared
Reasons cited in notice for impeachment of CEC include large-scale deletion of voters' names in Bihar and Bengal during SIR, biased attitude towards certain political parties, alleged misconduct on part of Gyanesh Kumar
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"Don't Dare": Supreme Court Fumes As Bengal, Poll Body Spar Over Voter List
A bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant said court-appointed judicial officers working on appeals from voters whose names were deleted from electoral rolls were already working overtime and should not be undermined.
-
2 Ministers, Team India Cricketer "Under Adjudication" For Bengal Voter List
The Special Intensive Revision of voter lists in West Bengal is almost at an end after a rigorous four-month process, but the fates of many remain undecided.
-
'Don't Doubt Judicial Officers': Supreme Court In Bengal vs Poll Body
The Election Commission has given a training module to judicial officers in West Bengal to help out with the special intensive revision (SIR) process in the state, the Mamata Banerjee government told the Supreme Court.
-
Next Round of SIR, Including in Delhi, Maharashtra, To Begin in April
The move comes as the SIR process in 12 states and Union Territories is nearing completion.
-
"Won't Allow Any Impediment To SIR Process," Supreme Court Warns States
The Supreme Court today delivered a strong message to all state governments: the process of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls cannot be obstructed. The top court also extended the deadline for SIR in West Bengal by one more week.
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Mamata Banerjee In Supreme Court 2.0 Today Over SIR: What To Expect
The Supreme Court is all set to hear on Monday the Election Commission's reply to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's petition challenging the special intensive revision (SIR) in West Bengal.
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Mamata Banerjee To Appear In Supreme Court Today Against SIR Row
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is set to appear in person before the Supreme Court today, where she will seek permission to argue her own petition challenging the Election Commission of India's (ECI) ongoing SIR.
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"What Is Happening In Bengal...": Amartya Sen Flags Haste In SIR Process
Nobel laureate Amartya Sen has voiced deep unease over the SIR process in West Bengal, warning that the exercise is being conducted with "undue haste" and may jeopardise democratic participation, particularly with the assembly elections approaching.
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Bengal Minister Threatens On-Duty Woman Officer During SIR Hearing
Trinamool Congress MLA from Raghunathganj and Minister of State for Power Akhruzzaman was seen allegedly threatening a Block Development Officer during an SIR camp.
