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Supreme Court Questions Form 6 Changes as Election Commission Restores Enrolment

The court says it did not approve changes to the voter registration form, as the Election Commission rolls back requirements and seeks to enrol eligible voters left out during revision.

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Chapters · 2

  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

Key moments · 12

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 ↗

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