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The Madras High Court has given an important order regarding the petition filed challenging CM Vijay's victory in the Perambur assembly constituency. The court, which heard the petition, directed to issue notices to the concerned parties, and this development has created curiosity in Tamil Nadu politics.
Minister Krishna Byre Gowda said that GBA elections will be held as soon as the SIR is completed. He clarified that we are fully prepared politically and shared important information about the election schedule and the government's stance.
A special campaign will be conducted on Saturday and Sunday to speed up the voter list revision process, Chief Election Commissioner Anbu Kumar said. Essential services including new voter registration, name correction, and address change will be available during this special campaign.
Another controversy has arisen in the SIR process. There have been allegations that BLOs have used school children during voter verification, a move that has sparked outrage in the public sector. There has been a demand for clarification from the authorities regarding the blunders in the process.
Alleging irregularities in the Special Voter List Revision (SIR) process in Bihar, the BJP and JDS have filed an official complaint with the Chief Electoral Officer. What allegations have been made? What is the Election Officer's response? Know the full details of this controversy here.
In the context of Special Intensive Revision, information has been given on the important documents required to add a new name to the voter list and change the constituency. The method of submitting the application and the details of the required identification documents are explained here, so that voters can follow the correct process.
Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy has accused the Congress government of deliberately trying to sabotage the SIR process in many parts of the state, including Ramanagara. He said that the irregularities taking place in Ramanagara district are proof of this and has strongly opposed the government.
The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process has begun across the state, with 12,38,314 census forms distributed to voters on the first day itself. In this process, which is being carried out with the aim of updating the voter list, officials are distributing the forms door to door. Election officials have appealed to eligible voters to fill the forms and submit them along with the necessary documents within the stipulated time.
The voter list revision process has received a significant boost. The Chief Minister has officially given the green signal for the SIR (Special Intensive Revision) work from his home, and the work of updating the voter list across the state has begun.
From tomorrow, the SIR special voter list revision will begin in 16 districts including Karnataka. Voters who have changed their homes and addresses need to check whether their names are correct in the voter list.
CM DK Shivakumar has given a stern warning that if drugs are found in Gutka and Paan Masala, they will be completely banned in the state. Know the complete information about the measures to be taken by the government in view of public health and the new rules here.
The Election Commission of India has announced that elections for 24 Rajya Sabha seats will be held on June 18. Polling for all four Rajya Sabha seats in Karnataka will be held on the same day, and activity is in full swing in state politics. Various parties are busy selecting candidates and strategizing, setting the stage for a Rajya Sabha battle.
Voting in West Bengal's Falta assembly constituency was conducted peacefully amid tight security. Heavy police deployment was made near the polling booths and voters enthusiastically exercised their franchise. The Election Commission had taken strict measures to prevent any untoward incident.
A special campaign for adding names, corrections and verification of names in the voter list has started from May 30. See more information..
Over 250 serving and retired district judges are currently engaged in deciding nearly five million claims and objections in the SIR process.
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