Bengal SIR: Supreme Court Allows Excluded Voters to Vote if Appeals Filed Before This Deadline

Orders are fine but when and how do we get to know about our right to vote: SIR-hit electors

Kolkata: The Supreme Court's order on the supplementary revised electoral roll on Thursday is yet to address the anxiety among several deleted voters .

Supreme Court Clears Path for Disenfranchised Voters in West Bengal Elections

The Supreme Court of India has ruled that West Bengal eligible voters cleared by tribunals can participate in assembly polls. This decision was applauded by TMC and BJP leaders, as it ensures that previously excluded voters regain their rights before the election. The verdict emphasizes the fairness of the judiciary and the proper functioning of the electoral process.

Voters cleared by tribunals by April 21 or April 27 will be able to vote in Assembly polls, SC order

Supreme Court allows voters cleared by April 21 or 27 to participate in West Bengal Assembly polls, emphasizing voting rights.

Top Court Allows Last-Minute Inclusion Of 'Cleared' Voters In Bengal Rolls

"If the appeals are adjudicated by April 21 for the first phase and April 27 for the second phase then a supplementary revised electoral roll must be issued," the Supreme Court told the Election Commission.

West Bengal SIR: SC allows excluded persons to vote, if appeals allowed before April 21/27 - The Tribune

Bench led by CJI Surya Kant directs Election Commission to issue supplementary revised electoral roll to include such voters cleared by appellate tribunals to enable them to cast their votes in the upcoming assembly election

Supreme Court says voters cleared by Tribunals till Apr 21 and 27 eligible to vote

The Supreme Court invoked its powers under Article 142 and directed the Election Commission of India to issue supplementary electoral rolls to allow those cleared by Tribunals to vote.