Kolkata, March 18 Of the 294 Assembly constituencies in West Bengal that will go to the polls in two phases next month, the spotlight is firmly on the Bhabanipur Assembly constituency, where a direct contest between Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and Leader of the Opposition Suvendu Adhikari has...
bhabanipur assembly constituency
bharatiya janata party
electoral roll revision
hindu voters
judicial adjudication
kolkata municipal corporation (kmc)
mamata banerjee
muslim voters
nandigram assembly constituency
political campaigns
suvendu adhikari
trinamool congress
voterdeletion
west bengal assembly elections 2024
west bengal politics
Jammu, March 16 More than 1.60 lakh voters were added to the electoral rolls in Jammu and Kashmir during the recent special summary revision (SSR), while 67,690 names were deleted and 2.29 lakh corrections were made, according to official data.The Jammu district recorded the highest number of...
baramulla district
district election officer
electoral literacy clubs
electoral rolls
jammu and kashmir
jammu district
political participation
polling stations
special summary revision
srinagar district
systematic voters’ education and electoral participation (sveep)
voter awareness
voter correction
voterdeletionvoter enrollment
voter registration
Kolkata, March 15 – With the Election Commission of India (ECI) announcing a two-phase polling schedule for the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections on Sunday, political observers believe the polls could pose the toughest challenge for the ruling Trinamool Congress since it came to power in 2011...
With the crucial West Bengal Assembly polls now underway, here's a look at some of the key constituencies in Kolkata and surrounding areas that are expected to be closely contested.Bhabanipur: This South Kolkata constituency, represented by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, has been a stronghold...
Kolkata, March 10 West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday used "art" as a symbolic form of protest against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, painting the words "SIR" and "Vanish" on the fifth day of her sit-in demonstration, alleging the deletion of genuine...
art
assembly elections
election commission of india
electoral rolls
gyanesh kumar
kolkata
mamata banerjee
metro channel
political demonstration
political protest
protest
special intensive revision (sir)
trinamool congress
voterdeletion
west bengal
Kolkata, March 10 – Asserting that no eligible voter's name would be removed from the electoral rolls in West Bengal, Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar on Tuesday said the EC's priority was to ensure free, fair, and peaceful polls in the state, amid preparations for the upcoming assembly...
calcutta high court
central forces
constitutional norms
democratic process
election commission of india
electoral rolls
enumeration forms
ero/aero
form 6 (re-inclusion)
judicial officers
law and order
micro-observers
political parties
special intensive revision (sir)
supplementary voter lists
voterdeletion
west bengal elections
In Kolkata, Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar asserted that no eligible voter’s name would be removed from the electoral rolls in West Bengal during the upcoming assembly elections. He emphasized that the Election Commission's priority is to ensure free, fair, and peaceful polls in the...
bharatiya janata party (bjp)
constitutional norms
election commission of india
electoral roll revision
electoral rolls
electorate
eligibility determination
gyanesh kumar
political campaigns
polling stations
special intensive revision (sir)
trinamool congress (tmc)
voterdeletionvoter registration
webcasting
west bengal assembly elections
Kolkata, March 10 West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was seen on Tuesday symbolically drawing "SIR" and "Vanish" on a piece of paper during the fifth day of her protest against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, to express her opposition to the alleged deletion of...
cec (chief election commissioner)
election commission of india
electoral rolls
kolkata
mamata banerjee
metro channel
political activism
political allegations
political protest
special intensive revision
trinamool congress
voterdeletionvoter registration
west bengal assembly elections
west bengal elections
Kolkata, March 10 Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar faced protests from a group of people who raised "go back" slogans and showed black flags to him during his visit to the Dakshineswar Kali Temple near here on Tuesday morning.A similar protest over alleged arbitrary deletions in the...
assembly elections
chief election commissioner
constitutional authorities
dakshineswar kali temple
election commission of india
electoral preparedness
electoral rolls
gyanesh kumar
law and order
mamata banerjee
political parties
protests
sir process
voterdeletion
west bengal elections
Kolkata, March 9 Trinamool Congress national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee on Monday challenged Union Home Minister Amit Shah to resign if he was serious about promoting politicians with a "clean image".Addressing a gathering at the sit-in against the alleged large-scale deletion of...
abhishek banerjee
amit shah
bharatiya janata party
central bureau of investigation
droupadi murmu
election commission of india
enforcement directorate
gujarat
gyanesh kumar
india-pakistan tensions
madhya pradesh crime rates
sohrabuddin sheikh
trinamool congress
uttar pradesh crime rates
voterdeletion
west bengal assembly election
New Delhi, March 9 The Supreme Court agreed to consider on Tuesday a fresh plea filed by some individuals whose names have been deleted from the electoral rolls by the Election Commission during the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in West Bengal.A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya...
claims and objections
election commission of india
electoral rolls
joymalya bagchi
judicial review
legal proceedings
logical discrepancies
maneka guruswamy
special intensive revision
sujoy paul
supreme court of india
surya kant
voterdeletionvoter lists
west bengal
Kolkata, March 7 West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday alleged that voter deletions in the post-SIR electoral rolls were aimed at dividing the state.Addressing a gathering during her demonstration against the alleged arbitrary deletions, Banerjee accused the BJP of depriving...
assembly constituencies
bengal assembly elections
bjp
constitutional rights
election commission
electoral rights
electoral rolls
electors
international women's day
kolkata
mamata banerjee
political protest
tmc (all india trinamool congress)
voterdeletion
west bengal
Kolkata, March 7 West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday alleged that voter deletions in the post-SIR electoral rolls were aimed at dividing the state.Addressing a gathering during her demonstration against the alleged arbitrary deletions from the electoral roll in the state...
assembly elections
bengali language
bharatiya janata party
constituency-level electoral equations
election commission of india
electoral rolls
international women's day
kolkata
lpg prices
mamata banerjee
political protest
sir process
under adjudication
voterdeletion
west bengal
Kolkata, March 5 West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee will return to one of her most familiar political arenas – the streets – on Friday, beginning a protest at Kolkata's Metro Channel against what the TMC alleges are "arbitrary deletions" in the state's revised electoral rolls following...
abhishek banerjee
assembly elections
election commission
electoral integrity
electoral rolls
kolkata
mamata banerjee
metro channel
political agitation
protest
singur
sir (system of electoral roll)
tmc
voterdeletion
west bengal
Kolkata, March 2 – West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday criticised the Election Commission over the deletion of names from the final electoral rolls of the state following the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise, and asserted that she would win from the Bhabanipur Assembly...
assembly elections
bhabanipur assembly constituency
bjp
election commission
electoral roll data
electoral rolls
electorate
mamata banerjee
netaji indoor stadium
political campaigns
sir exercise
special intensive revision
voterdeletion
west bengal
west bengal politics
Mathurapur (WB), March 2 Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday intensified the BJP's campaign against infiltration, stating that while "only the names of infiltrators are being removed now" from the voter rolls, they would be "expelled from the state" once the party comes to power with a full...
2026 assembly polls
abhishek banerjee
amit shah
bjp
border security
electoral rolls
hindu refugees
infiltration
mamata banerjee
murshidabad district
rejinagar
special intensive revision
trinamool congress
voterdeletion
west bengal
Kolkata, March 2 Panic, anger, and suspicion are spreading through the Matua heartland in West Bengal, putting the BJP on the defensive in its stronghold, even as the TMC senses a political opportunity, following large-scale deletions under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral...
assembly elections
bengal citizenship amendment act (caa)
bongaon lok sabha constituency
electoral rolls
identity documentation
matua community
migration (bangladesh)
nadia district
north 24 parganas district
political influence
refugee voters
special intensive revision (sir)
thakurnagar
voterdeletion
west bengal
Kolkata, February 28 – The West Bengal BJP on Saturday claimed that more names would have been removed from the state’s electoral rolls if the Election Commission of India (ECI) had been given full freedom to conduct the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise.Reacting to the publication of...
Kolkata, February 28 – The final voter list in West Bengal, prepared as part of the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR), was published on Saturday, with a total of 61,78,245 voters being deleted.This figure is likely to increase further, as the identity documents of approximately 60 lakh...
booth-level officer (blo)
district electoral officer (deo)
election commission of india (eci)
electoral roll
judicial review
political parties
polling stations
special intensive revision (sir)
trinamool congress
voterdeletionvoter documents
voter identification
voter list
voter registration
west bengal
Kolkata, February 28 – The Election Commission has published the post-SIR electoral rolls for West Bengal, showing that nearly 66 lakh names are likely to be deleted, having begun the process in November last year. Another 60 lakh names are currently under review. This marks a significant change...
alipurduar district
bankura district
bengal elections 2024
election commission of india
electoral adjudication
electoral roll revision
form 6
form 7
hooghly district
jagannath chattopadhyay
mamata banerjee
nadia district
north kolkata
political scrutiny
sir (special summary roll)
tanmay ghosh
voterdeletion
west bengal voter rolls