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Supreme Court questions Form 6 changes as Election Commission faces backlash

The dispute over voter registration requirements has reached the Supreme Court, while the Election Commission launches a drive to restore eligible voters omitted during electoral roll revisions.

Read the full story → · Latest coverage 6 Oct 2026, 11:34 am UTC

Chapters · 3

  1. 1Election Commission Launches Special Drive to Re-Enrol Left-Out Voters After SIR
  2. 2Supreme Court Questions Form 6 Changes as Election Commission Restores Enrolment
  3. 3Supreme Court questions Form 6 changes as Election Commission faces backlash

Key moments · 14

Election Commission allows Form 6 without declaration in non-SIR states

The Hindu ↗

Second EC meeting in five days extends SIR deadlines in some states

Times of India ↗

SIR deadlines extended in Andhra Pradesh and Meghalaya

NDTV India ↗

Special drive announced to enrol left-out and first-time voters post-SIR

Indian Express ↗

Directive issued to state electoral officers to launch re-enrolment campaign

Mint ↗

Pending West Bengal tribunal cases excluded from drive

The Hindu ↗

Booth Level Officers tasked with adding deleted but eligible voters

Scroll.in ↗

Kerala sets date for start of special drive to enrol left-out voters

The Hindu ↗

Supreme Court hears challenges to Election Commission's SIR-related decisions

Deutsche Welle ↗

Supreme Court declines to suspend CEC but seeks responses on disputed decisions

Scroll.in ↗

Court denies suspension and questions Form 6 approval

Mint ↗

Commission sources deny changing Form 6 wording

India Today ↗

Supreme Court sends Election Commission notice on Form 6

Indian Express ↗

INDIA bloc demands scrapping SIR and restoring names

Times of India India ↗

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