UP CEO Orders Voter Roll Re-verification After Computer Assistant Errors
UP CEO orders voter roll re-verification after computer assistant errors following SIR complaints on April 10, 2026, to prevent future irregularities.
UP CEO orders voter roll re-verification after computer assistant errors following SIR complaints on April 10, 2026, to prevent future irregularities.
Anti-SIR protests defending democracy have largely overlooked Muslim political exclusion, even though Muslims face the highest electoral deletion rates.
After SIR roll publication, thousands of Pilibhit voters saw names changed without forms. AICC alleges systematic manipulation affecting 13,150 voters.
YSRCP accuses TDP of violent obstruction in Andhra polls, tearing nomination papers. Penukonda incident: TDP leader ripped MPTC form, sparking tension.
YSRCP accuses TDP of violent interference in Andhra Pradesh polls, reporting multiple nomination paper destroyings across Penukonda and Giddaluru.
Solidarity protest by Indian diaspora in Ireland against SIR; demands CEC Gyanesh Kumar resign and calls for electoral roll revision reversal.
More than 70 Indian diaspora members protested in Dublin, demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumar resign and reverse the SIR electoral roll revision.
Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress exits Nandigram bypoll, backing Congress after candidate leaves following meeting with BJP CM Suvendu Adhikari.
Maharashtra's SIR has left 37.5 lakh voters out of draft rolls in 38 Muslim-heavy seats, with 77.49% classified as uncollectable in some constituencies.
Civil society groups demand clear reasons for SIR notices, full case records, and fair hearings after 73 lakh voters removed from Telangana's rolls, urging transparency.
Bangsamoro holds first parliamentary elections after decades of conflict. Nearly 2.4 million voted in the 80-seat parliament, marking a step toward self-rule.
Only one voter remains in Chandni Chowk polling booth after 908 names were deleted before and during Delhi's Special Intensive Revision.
Maharashtra SIR excludes nearly 30% of voters in Muslim-heavy seats, with some areas showing over 45% uncollectable.
Citizens' collective demands SIR rollback as Delhi draft roll excludes 58.6 lakh voters, reducing a 729-person booth to one voter and deleting most trans electors.
Sabar Institute analysis reveals 19.4 lakh Hyderabad voters marked for deletion under SIR, with Muslims comprising 40.7% of those listed.
Delhi SIR excludes 47.5 lakh voters, revealing opaque categories and missing names. South East Delhi has 43.6% exclusion, with many marked 'shifted' or 'absent'.
SABAR Institute study finds 19.41 lakh Hyderabad voters deleted; 40.7% had Muslim names. Most were permanently relocated from their homes.
Voters queue at Hyderabad SIR hearings, unsure of required documents. Officials say original and photocopy proof may be needed.
Telangana's revision removed 73.39 lakh voters from rolls, triggering EC probe as discrepancies emerge across the entire state.
Delhi's SIR removed 47.7 lakh voters from draft roll. Claims open until September 30 for inclusion. The revision updates electoral lists.