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Special Intensive Revision Voter Registration Bihar West Bengal Claims and Objections Voter Rights Election Commission of India Supreme Court Rulings Revision of Electoral Rolls Election Commission

BLO Hospitalized After Alleged Assault During Voter-Roll Check in Kaliganj, Nadia

Police are reviewing rival complaints tied to a wider pattern of SIR-related disturbances before the February 28 roll publication.

West Bengal Pledges 8,505 Officers for SIR Ahead of Supreme Court Review

ECI Pushes Uttar Pradesh Voter Roll Deadline to April 10 in Fourth SIR Extension

Telangana CEO Urges Parties to Appoint Booth Agents at Every Polling Station

India’s Electoral Roll Revision Enters Scrutiny Phase After Claims Window Closes

Assam Opposition Urges CEO to Throw Out Bulk Objections in Voter Roll Revision

Election Officials Collect Documents at Amartya Sen’s Bolpur Home in Routine Voter Roll Check

CEC Gyanesh Kumar Meets Jharkhand BLOs After Basukinath Temple Visit

ECI Nears Finish of Voter Roll Revision as Kerala Wins One-Week Extension and Rajasthan Reaches 100% Digitisation

Omar Abdullah Urges EC to Brief All Parties on J&K’s Special Voter-Roll Revision

Jalpaiguri Man Found Hanging as Family Reports Stress Over SIR Omission

ECI To Announce First-Phase Nationwide SIR Starting Next Week

West Bengal Issues Show-Cause Notices to Nearly 1,000 BLOs Ahead of Voter Roll Revision

EC Shifts Approach on Voter Roll Overhaul, Plans Party Meetings Before Nationwide SIR

EC Tells Supreme Court It Alone Sets Timing of Special Intensive Revisions, Begins Nationwide Prep

Election Commission Reviews Nationwide Voter Roll Overhaul, Signals Possible Start This Year

EC Convenes Sept. 10 CEOs’ Meeting on Potential Nationwide Special Intensive Revision

Supreme Court Declines Extension for Bihar Roll Revision as EC Keeps Window Open Until Nominations

Bihar Voter Roll Overhaul Nears Deadline as Supreme Court Takes Up Extension Pleas

Rahul Gandhi Flags Bihar Voter-List Anomaly as Officials Call '947 in One House' a Notional Address