US EditionBihar SIR 2025: Nine Days After Draft Roll Release, Zero Claim/objection From Parties, Says ECI - The Statesman
BIHAR, INDIA, AUG 10 – The Election Commission received 8,341 claims from individual voters but no objections from political parties during Bihar's draft electoral roll revision, officials said.
- On Sunday, the Election Commission of India said no political party filed objections to Bihar's draft electoral rolls published on August 1, 2025, by August 10.
- Ahead of the deadline, parties can file objections; the draft rolls published on August 1, 2025, with a one-month window until September 1, 2025.
- Despite deployment, 1.61 lakh booth-level agents did not approach authorities between August 1 and 3 pm on August 10, 2025.
- Despite party silence, the EC reported that by August 10, the EC had received 8,341 claims and objections from individual electors, with over 127 disposed after seven days.
- After the claims window closes on September 1, Electoral Registration Officers must hear submissions, with the final electoral roll due on September 30, 2025.
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Bihar SIR | EC Claims No Political Parties Have Sent Claims or Objections. Several Booth-Level Agents Say They Have
A CPI(ML)-Liberation booth-level agent whom The Wire spoke to also said that his complaint was investigated and a booth-level officer of the EC was suspended because of his negligence.
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madhyamamonline.com9 days since Bihar draft rolls published, no party filed objections: EC
New Delhi: The Election Commission on Sunday said that since the Bihar draft voters’ list was published on August 1, no political party has approached it for inclusion or deletion of names of individuals from the rolls. The draft roll will be available till September 1 for claims and objections under which parties and individuals can seek inclusion of eligible citizens left out and exclusion of those they believe are ineligible. The EC said betw…
Bihar SIR 2025: Nine days after draft roll release, zero claim/objection from parties, says ECI - The Statesman
The ECI has given political parties time till September 1 to file their claims or objections regarding the inclusion of eligible voters who are left out of the voter list and exclusion of those who they think are in the voter list but not eligible.
No claim or objection filed by any political party on Bihar draft rolls: ECI
The Election Commission of India (ECI) said on Sunday that no political party submitted claims or objections regarding Bihar’s draft electoral rolls between August 1 and 10. Opposition parties, led by Congress, have alleged large-scale voter deletions under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process, with Rahul Gandhi accusing the ECI of “vote theft.” The ECI stated it received 8,341 claims and objections directly from electors since the draft…
ECI dismisses agitating Opposition leaders’ allegations on voter list as ‘incorrect’
New Delhi: The ECI on Monday issued a fact-check dismissing as “incorrect” statements issued by agitating Opposition leaders over alleged “voter list manipulation”. Sharing details of meetings held with political parties before the publication of the draft electoral roll in Bihar, at the time of publication of the draft roll and after the publication of the draft roll, the Election Commission of India (ECI) claimed to maintain the highest degree…
127 claims, objections filed by electors disposed in Bihar: ECI - tennews.in: National News Portal
New Delhi, Aug 11 (IANS) As many as 127 claims and objections out of 10,570 received directly from electors concerning Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bihar have been disposed of by officials so far, said the ECI on Monday. Even after 11 days of the publication of electoral draft rolls, none of […] The post 127 claims, objections filed by electors disposed in Bihar: ECI appeared first on tennews.in: National News Portal.
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