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'Should Intruders With Aadhaar Be Made Voter?' Supreme Court's Big Question
Raising concerns over intruders who managed to get Aadhaar cards, the Supreme Court has asked whether a non-citizen with an Aadhaar card should be given voting rights too. Aadhaar, the court said
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Bihar Over, Rahul Gandhi And BJP Clash Over Bengal's New SIR Frontline
After the intense battles fought on the plains of Bihar and in the Supreme Court, the special intensive revision (SIR) exercise frontline has moved to West Bengal.
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"Why Apprehensive": Top Court Questions Tamil Nadu On SIR, Gives Notice To Poll Body
An exasperated Supreme Court questioned today why the critics of the voter roll revision exercise are so "apprehensive" about it.
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DMK Challenges Poll Body's Decision To Conduct SIR In Tamil Nadu In Top Court
Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK moved the Supreme Court challenging the decision of Election Commission to conduct a SIR of electoral rolls in the state, calling the exercise "unconstitutional, arbitrary, and a threat to democratic rights."
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MK Stalin's Party And Allies Plan Move Against SIR In Supreme Court
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin chaired an all-party meeting in Chennai where a resolution was passed urging the Election Commission to immediately stop what they called the "anti-democratic" Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process.
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In SIR Hearing, Top Court Remarks On Absence Of Lawyers For Political Parties
The Supreme Court on Thursday agreed that a clear set of guidelines and a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) is needed for the nationwide implementation of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
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"Gains Of 10 Years In Gender Ratio Wiped Out": Yogendra Yadav Slams SIR
The Special Intensive Revision of voter lists in Bihar has wiped out 47 lakh adults and 16 lakh women in one stroke, election analyst and activist Yogendra Yadav told the Supreme Court today.
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'Free Legal Aid For People Appealing Exclusion': Top Court On Bihar SIR
The Supreme Court on Thursday grilled petitioners challenging the 'special intensive revision', or SIR, of voter lists in Bihar before next month's election.
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"Zero Appeal" On Deletions: Poll Panel Ahead Of Crucial Supreme Court Hearing
Not a single appeal has been filed by voters to point out wrongful deletion of names, the Election Commission said on Wednesday- on the eve of a crucial hearing of the challenge to the Special Intensive Revision of voter rolls in Bihar.
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Bihar Dates Announced, Poll Panel's Answer On Aadhaar-Based Voter Addition
The Election Commission of India on Monday announced the schedule for the upcoming Bihar Assembly election. Voting will be held in two phases, the first on November 6 and the second on November 11, with counting of votes scheduled for November 14.
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Final Bihar Voter List To Be Out Today, Over To Supreme Court: 10 Points
The Special Intensive Voter Roll Revision in Bihar is over and the new lists will be published today. The schedule for the election is expected to be announced next week.
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'Can Scrap Bihar Poll Roll Revision Even After Final List If...': Supreme Court
Reiterating its stand on the controversial Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bihar, the Supreme Court said the entire process can be scrapped even after the final voter list is published if any illegality is found.
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Petition Sought Regular Special Intensive Revision. Poll Body's Response
The Election Commission (EC) has told the Supreme Court that any direction to conduct special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls at regular intervals throughout the country would "encroach" upon the exclusive jurisdiction of the poll panel.
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Top Court To Hear Pleas Against Poll Body's Bihar Voter Roll Revision Tomorrow
The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on Monday a batch of pleas, including those of political parties, challenging the June 24 decision of the Election Commission to conduct Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in poll-bound Bihar.
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Trust Deficit Between Poll Body, Political Parties Unfortunate: Supreme Court
Trust Deficit Between Poll Body, Political Parties Unfortunate: Supreme Court
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'Should Intruders With Aadhaar Be Made Voter?' Supreme Court's Big Question
Raising concerns over intruders who managed to get Aadhaar cards, the Supreme Court has asked whether a non-citizen with an Aadhaar card should be given voting rights too. Aadhaar, the court said
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Bihar Over, Rahul Gandhi And BJP Clash Over Bengal's New SIR Frontline
After the intense battles fought on the plains of Bihar and in the Supreme Court, the special intensive revision (SIR) exercise frontline has moved to West Bengal.
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"Why Apprehensive": Top Court Questions Tamil Nadu On SIR, Gives Notice To Poll Body
An exasperated Supreme Court questioned today why the critics of the voter roll revision exercise are so "apprehensive" about it.
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DMK Challenges Poll Body's Decision To Conduct SIR In Tamil Nadu In Top Court
Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK moved the Supreme Court challenging the decision of Election Commission to conduct a SIR of electoral rolls in the state, calling the exercise "unconstitutional, arbitrary, and a threat to democratic rights."
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MK Stalin's Party And Allies Plan Move Against SIR In Supreme Court
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin chaired an all-party meeting in Chennai where a resolution was passed urging the Election Commission to immediately stop what they called the "anti-democratic" Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process.
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In SIR Hearing, Top Court Remarks On Absence Of Lawyers For Political Parties
The Supreme Court on Thursday agreed that a clear set of guidelines and a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) is needed for the nationwide implementation of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
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"Gains Of 10 Years In Gender Ratio Wiped Out": Yogendra Yadav Slams SIR
The Special Intensive Revision of voter lists in Bihar has wiped out 47 lakh adults and 16 lakh women in one stroke, election analyst and activist Yogendra Yadav told the Supreme Court today.
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'Free Legal Aid For People Appealing Exclusion': Top Court On Bihar SIR
The Supreme Court on Thursday grilled petitioners challenging the 'special intensive revision', or SIR, of voter lists in Bihar before next month's election.
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"Zero Appeal" On Deletions: Poll Panel Ahead Of Crucial Supreme Court Hearing
Not a single appeal has been filed by voters to point out wrongful deletion of names, the Election Commission said on Wednesday- on the eve of a crucial hearing of the challenge to the Special Intensive Revision of voter rolls in Bihar.
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Bihar Dates Announced, Poll Panel's Answer On Aadhaar-Based Voter Addition
The Election Commission of India on Monday announced the schedule for the upcoming Bihar Assembly election. Voting will be held in two phases, the first on November 6 and the second on November 11, with counting of votes scheduled for November 14.
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Final Bihar Voter List To Be Out Today, Over To Supreme Court: 10 Points
The Special Intensive Voter Roll Revision in Bihar is over and the new lists will be published today. The schedule for the election is expected to be announced next week.
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'Can Scrap Bihar Poll Roll Revision Even After Final List If...': Supreme Court
Reiterating its stand on the controversial Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bihar, the Supreme Court said the entire process can be scrapped even after the final voter list is published if any illegality is found.
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Petition Sought Regular Special Intensive Revision. Poll Body's Response
The Election Commission (EC) has told the Supreme Court that any direction to conduct special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls at regular intervals throughout the country would "encroach" upon the exclusive jurisdiction of the poll panel.
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Top Court To Hear Pleas Against Poll Body's Bihar Voter Roll Revision Tomorrow
The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on Monday a batch of pleas, including those of political parties, challenging the June 24 decision of the Election Commission to conduct Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in poll-bound Bihar.
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Trust Deficit Between Poll Body, Political Parties Unfortunate: Supreme Court
Trust Deficit Between Poll Body, Political Parties Unfortunate: Supreme Court
