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Supreme Court Questions Form 6 Requirement as Election Commission Defends SIR

The court has questioned why previously enrolled voters must submit Form 6 again, while petitioners prepare replies to the Election Commission's defence of its revision decisions.

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Chapters · 3

  1. 1ECI Tells Supreme Court All Three SIR Orders Were Unanimously Approved
  2. 2Supreme Court gives petitioners time to answer Election Commission's SIR defence
  3. 3Supreme Court Questions Form 6 Requirement as Election Commission Defends SIR

Key moments · 11

First disputed SIR order issued, later defended as unanimous

Mint ↗

Online SIR form and declaration separated, commission says

India Today ↗

ECI defends unanimous approvals and seeks dismissal of petitions

NDTV Top Stories ↗

Congress urges Supreme Court to summon SIR records

Times of India India ↗

Commission says only government can change Form 6

NDTV Top Stories ↗

Commission defends electronic approvals in Supreme Court affidavit

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Commission seeks summary dismissal of SIR petitions

Business Line - Home ↗

Court grants ten days for petitioners to respond

Times of India India ↗

Court says it will examine SIR records plea

The Hindu ↗

Delhi hearing questions Form 6 for previously enrolled voters

Legal News India | Supreme Court of India, High Court, Law Firm, Law School News, Latest Legal Updates ↗

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