Goa High Court flags catch-22 for voters caught in SIR, Form 6 row
First reported 5 Oct, 12:07 UTCUpdated 10h ago4 sources
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Last month, the Election Commission issued a statement claiming that the form for registering new voters had been upheld by the court.
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Last month, the Election Commission issued a statement claiming that the form for registering new voters had been upheld by the court.
Goa High Court flags catch for voters caught in SIR Form row
‘Poll Panel Has Put Voters In Catch-22 Situation’
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- SIR: Modified Form 6 not approved by Supreme Court, says CJI (opens Scroll.in in a new tab)
Last month, the Election Commission issued a statement claiming that the form for registering new voters had been upheld by the court.
- Goa High Court flags catch-22 for voters caught in SIR, Form 6 row (opens India Today in a new tab)
Goa High Court flags catch for voters caught in SIR Form row
- 'If SIR excludes citizens from voters list, what is its purpose?': Bombay HC to EC (opens The Times of India in a new tab)
‘Poll Panel Has Put Voters In Catch-22 Situation’
- 'Citizens In Catch-22': Bombay High Court On Voter Deletions Under SIR (opens NDTV in a new tab)
The petitioners said their Form 8 applications for address changes were rejected due to software and ERONET system constraints after their identity records were removed
