Supreme Court hearing on Bihar voter list revision Highlights: Top court directs ECI to publish list of deleted voters and ...

The bench said that the list should also showcase the reason that the person was not included in the draft roll.

According to the ECI’s daily bulletin for August 15, covering the period from August 1 (3 pm) to August 15 (9 am), political ...

The Supreme Court on Thursday directed the Election Commission to publish details of 65 lakh persons omitted from the ...

Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise may end up disenfranchising the poor, rolling back the hard won gains by ...

The TMC Rajya Sabha leader, also made suggestions on health, education, children, gender, economy, infrastructure, Parliament ...

At the heart of the legal dispute over the Bihar Special Intensive Revision (SIR) is a basic principle of natural justice - ...

The Supreme Court reserved its order on a plea to stay directions for removing Delhi stray dogs, directed the ECI to publish ...

The draft roll was published on August 1 and the final roll is scheduled to be published on September 30 amid Opposition ...

Justice Bagchi also emphasised on a citizen’s fundamental right to know why he or she has been deleted from the voter list.

The SC bench also disagreed with a submission by a petitioner that the SIR of electoral rolls in poll-bound Bihar had no ...

Opposition parties, including Congress, oppose the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in Bihar, alleging it targets specific voter groups ahead of the state poll.