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Details of software used in SIR exempt from RTI, Election Commission cites 'trade secrets'

Summary by Hindustan Times
It said no new software was developed or procured and that constituency-level electoral registration officers make decisions on voter inclusion or exclusion.

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The Election Commission responded to the Right to Information (RTI) by saying that it cannot say which software was used to detect errors in the voter list; it replied that it is a trade secret.

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New Delhi (Uttam Hindu News): Controversy has erupted across the country over the deletion of names of over 13 crore voters from voter lists under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) campaign… The post "Why did the EC cover up the software that deleted the names of 13 crore voters? Clearly refused to provide information even under RTI" appeared first on uttamhindu.com.

Election Commission SIR RTI: While protests have erupted across the country over the SIR process, a new controversy has erupted. The Commission has directly refused to provide information in the RTI regarding which software was used to delete the voter's name.

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Hindustan Times broke the news in New Delhi, India on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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