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Amit Shah questions why SIR faced disruptions only in West Bengal, criticising the state government and raising concerns over electoral processes.

Election Commission has released the draft voter list of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of Uttar Pradesh, deleting 2.89 crore voters- 18 per cent- for various reasons out of 15.44 cr total voters in UP.

The Congress on Sunday launched a sharp political offensive over alleged electoral malpractice, with its top leadership gathering at Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan for the 'Vote Chor, Gaddi Chhod' rally,

BJP warned Congress that abusive slogans against Prime Minister Modi reflect political desperation and will trigger strong public backlash nationwide.

Amit Shah defends SIR, accuses Congress of hypocrisy, cites seven decades of precedent, and sparks uproar in Lok Sabha over voter roll integrity.

Amit Shah rebuked Rahul Gandhi in Parliament, insisting he cannot dictate proceedings as tensions spiked over electoral roll revisions.

The Matua community in Bengal voices citizenship concerns during SIR; BJP and TMC seek to address anxieties before the upcoming elections.

Bihar’s first-phase polls begin with 13.3% early turnout; 3.75 crore voters, 1,314 candidates, and tight security across 18 districts.

Polling for the first phase of the Bihar Assembly elections commenced at 7 AM on Thursday across 18 districts.

The Election Commission of India is likely to announce the Special Intensive Revision schedule for electoral rolls on Monday for states, including West Bengal, going to polls next year.