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Special Intensive Revision
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- 1Election commissioners raise questions over voter list errors in Bengal●चुनाव आयोग में बड़ी गड़बड़ियों का खुलासा| वोटर लिस्ट, Bengal SIR पर खुद चुनाव आयुक्तों ने उठाए सवाल
Election Commissioners have raised questions within the Election Commission itself over irregularities in voter lists and the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise in West Bengal. The report points to internal disagreements about how the revision is being conducted and concerns over possible errors affecting voter rolls. The development has drawn wide attention as Bengal prepares for electoral battles and opposition parties have already been alleging flaws in the SIR process.
- 2BJP's Abhijeet Dipke makes big statement on CEC Gyanesh Kumar amid SIR row●SIR Controversy के बीच CEC Gyanesh Kumar को लेकर BJP Abhijeet Dipke का बड़ा ऐलान|Election Commission
Amid the ongoing controversy over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, BJP leader Abhijeet Dipke has made a major announcement regarding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, according to Live Hindustan. The remarks have drawn attention as the Election Commission faces criticism from opposition parties over the SIR exercise, intensifying the political debate around the poll body's conduct.
- 3Adhikari blames Mamata Banerjee for 2.7 million voter deletions in Bengal SIR●News Alert ! Mamata Banerjee responsible for deletion of 27 lakh names in Bengal SIR, not BJP or EC: CM Suvendu Adhikari
West Bengal opposition leader Suvendu Adhikari has claimed that Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is responsible for the deletion of around 27 lakh (2.7 million) names during the special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bengal, saying neither the BJP nor the Election Commission is to blame. The statement sharpens the political fight over voter roll deletions, with Trinamool Congress repeatedly alleging the exercise will wrongly remove genuine voters.
- 4Congress calls Election Commission's SIR reply 'damage control'▼Congress calls EC’s SIR response ‘damage control’, says concerns remain unaddressed
India's Congress party has dismissed the Election Commission's response on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls as 'damage control', arguing that the opposition's concerns over the exercise remain unaddressed. The party says questions about the revision process and its impact on voters have not been answered. The exchange adds to ongoing political tension over the credibility of the poll body and its handling of the voter list update.