SIR Row: Election Commission Eases Voter Revision Norms Amid Concerns Over Delhi Rolls | India Today
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The Election Commission of India has eased procedural norms under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) following pushback from opposition parties and internal objections raised by election commissioners. Key relaxations include dropping the requirement in Form 6 to map ancestry with the 2002 electoral roll for non-SIR…
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