Topic: VoterList

Toxic air in Delhi and the voter list Special Intensive Revision kept the capital tense, with AQI in the very poor to severe range and political allegations intensifying.

Preparations are being made in Uttar Pradesh to correct the voter list and add names left out before the upcoming Assembly elections in 2027.

The Election Commission has directed the immediate suspension of two SDM-level officers over alleged voter list irregularities in Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh.

The SIR deadline in Maharashtra has been extended, and the revised voter list will now be released on November 30.

The Election Commission has extended electoral roll revision deadlines in Delhi, Maharashtra, Haryana, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Nagaland amid the SIR controversy.

Supreme Court questions Election Commission over removal of nearly 47 lakh names from Delhi voter list during SIR, asks for easier inclusion process.

The SIR process for Delhi’s voter list is moving ahead, with over 31.26 lakh of 33.14 lakh notices disposed of and the final list due on December 4, 2026.

The deadline to add names to Delhi’s voter list is October 30, 2026, with three days left to file claims, objections and corrections under SIR.

A controversy over a 'Ram killed Yadav' voter list post led the Uttar Pradesh CEO office to apologise after objections to its official X handle’s language and tone.

The Supreme Court has sought replies from the Election Commission, Centre and Maharashtra authorities over allegations of voter names being removed during SIR.

The Delhi High Court said voters removed during Delhi’s SIR can use Form-6 to seek re-inclusion in the electoral roll, subject to legal scrutiny.

Actor Prakash Raj has backed a protest in Karnataka against the Special Intensive Revision of the voter list, urging people to gather at Bengaluru’s Freedom Park on October 8.

The Election Commission has ordered a special campaign in 20 states and Union Territories to add eligible voters missed during or after the SIR process.

During Karnataka’s Special Intensive Revision process, an extra letter in Professor CNR Rao’s voter record drew attention, though officials clarified no notice was issued.

During Karnataka’s SIR process, a reported extra letter in Professor CNR Rao’s voter record drew attention, though his office and officials said no notice was received or issued.

Bharat Ratna awardee Professor CNR Rao has received an SIR notice in Karnataka after a name discrepancy was found in voter list records.

Delhi’s SIR process has received 5.34 lakh claims and objections in two days after the draft voter list was released, according to CEO office data.

Kapil Sibal has questioned Jharkhand’s SIR process and urged the Supreme Court to stop alleged large-scale deletion of voter names.