PoliticsBombay HC Questions Voter Deletion During Special Intensive Revision
The Bombay High Court highlighted a 'complete Catch-22 situation' for voters who changed residences but had their address update applications rejected during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR). The court questioned how these voters can update their electoral details when Form 8 applications are automatically rejected by the Election Commission. The bench noted that deleting voters without individual notice violates legal and constitutional safeguards, leaving voters without a proper way to update or retain registration.
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