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Supreme Court Scrutinises ECI Affidavit, Voter Forms and SIR Records

The Election Commission says its revision orders were unanimous, but Supreme Court hearings have widened to questions about voter enrolment, deletion applications and preservation of decision records.

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Chapters · 5

  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
  4. 4Supreme Court Questions SIR Procedures, Seeks Action on Bulk Voter Deletions
  5. 5Supreme Court Scrutinises ECI Affidavit, Voter Forms and SIR Records

Key moments · 14

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

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

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 ↗

Supreme Court questions Form 6 re-enrolment requirement

Scroll.in ↗

Court says legality of logical discrepancy checks undecided

Times of India India ↗

Court seeks action over bulk Uttar Pradesh deletion applications

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