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Supreme Court Grants Petitioners 10 Days to Respond to EC Affidavit
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What Happened?
The Supreme Court has allowed petitioners, including Rahul Gandhi, 10 days to respond to the Election Commission's affidavit regarding the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. The next hearing is scheduled for November 17.
Key points
- Petitioners have 10 days to respond to the Election Commission's affidavit.
- The affidavit defends the legality of the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.
- The next hearing is set for November 17, 2026.
- Dola Sen filed a plea alleging unauthorized changes to Form 6 during the Bihar SIR.
- The Election Commission stated that all SIR orders were unanimously approved.
Key insights
- The Supreme Court's decision may set a precedent for future electoral disputes.
- The outcome could affect public trust in the Election Commission's processes.
- The case highlights ongoing tensions between political parties and electoral authorities.
Why it matters
This case could influence the electoral process and the integrity of electoral rolls in India.
Entities
Supreme Court· OrganizationElection Commission· OrganizationRahul Gandhi· PersonDola Sen· PersonIndia· Country
Source
Times Now
