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    Calcutta HC Letter Details Trinamool's Concerns Over Voter Cases

    Kolkata, March 27 – The Trinamool Congress wrote to Calcutta High Court Chief Justice Sujoy Paul on Friday, expressing concern over 11 party candidates whose cases have been referred for judicial adjudication, and whose status remains unclear.In the letter, written by West Bengal Minister of...
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    West Bengal Voter List: Supplementary List Published, Details on Deletions Await

    Kolkata, March 24 The Election Commission has not yet disclosed the number of voters whose names have been included or deleted following the adjudication process in poll-bound West Bengal, even as it has published the first supplementary list.The first supplementary list of voters, categorized...
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    Voter List Adjudication Process Underway - EC to Publish Supplementary List

    Kolkata, March 22 The Election Commission is likely to release the first supplementary voter list for the upcoming elections in West Bengal on Monday evening, as part of the ongoing Systematic Area Verification (SAV) exercise, officials said.The list will be released in a similar manner to the...
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    Congress Urges ECI to Resolve SIR Cases Before Bengal Polls

    New Delhi, March 5 – The West Bengal Congress unit urged the Election Commission on Thursday to announce the state Assembly election schedule only after all pending cases related to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the state's electoral rolls are resolved.The state Congress submitted a...
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    Bhabanipur Constituency Under Scrutiny Amidst Allegations of Voter Suppression

    Kolkata, March 2 West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday alleged an “EC-BJP nexus” behind the deletion of 63.66 lakh names from the state’s electoral rolls following the SIR, claiming that the exercise was designed to help the saffron party ahead of the 2026 assembly polls.In her...
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    Electoral Roll Revision Update: 60 Lakh Voters Under Adjudication in West Bengal

    Kolkata, February 28 The Election Commission (EC) is likely to delete another eight lakh names, in addition to the 58 lakh voters previously removed from the state's draft rolls, taking the total deletions due to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in West Bengal to around 66 lakh so far...
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    EC Announces Categorized Electoral Rolls with Voter Status Updates

    Kolkata, February 26 The post-SIR electoral rolls will be published on February 28 in West Bengal, with all 7.08 crore names from the draft list appearing in it, but segregated into three distinct categories – approved, deleted, and adjudication/under consideration, an EC official said on...
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