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Acted ‘unanimously’ on electoral roll revision orders: Election Commission tells Supreme Court
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Acted ‘unanimously’ on electoral roll revision orders: Election Commission tells Supreme Court

The Election Commission of India filed a joint affidavit before the Supreme Court stating that its top officials acted unanimously to issue Special Intensive Revision orders for electoral rolls. The filing also highlighted that a July 2026 internal work‑allocation order was not implemented following a joint direction by the two Election Commissioners.

ECI Submits Counter-Affidavit In SC, Says All SIR Decisions Were Unanimous, Form 6 Not Amended
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ECI Submits Counter-Affidavit In SC, Says All SIR Decisions Were Unanimous, Form 6 Not Amended

The Election Commission of India filed a counter‑affidavit in the Supreme Court defending its procedures, asserting that all Special Intensive Revision decisions were unanimous and that Form 6 has not been amended. The filing also clarified the approval workflow, voter‑handling mechanisms and rejected claims of unauthorized orders.

ABP News
26 Oct 2026
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Karnataka SIR: Teaching on the back burner

Children in government and aided schools across Karnataka have not seen several of their teachers for months, for most of them have been assigned as Booth Level Officers for the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Students tell Rishita Khanna that what initially seemed like fun with many free hours, is now making them anxious...

Notices to 44% electors in Badarpur: BLOs conduct SIR hearings at polling stations, homes
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Notices to 44% electors in Badarpur: BLOs conduct SIR hearings at polling stations, homes

In Badarpur, Delhi, Booth Level Officer Sumit Bhati has been conducting Special Intensive Revision (SIR) hearings, issuing notices to roughly 44% of local electors to verify their details. The process, aimed at reconciling the 2024 draft electoral roll with the 2002 roll, affects about 87,000 voters who must submit documentation either at their homes or polling stations.

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