Bihar SIR: SC allows excluded voters to submit claims with Aadhaar card or any 11 acceptable docs

Excluded Bihar voters can submit online claims with Aadhaar or 11 other documents: SC - The Tribune

Slams political parties, asks why only two claims despite 1.68 lakh booth-level officers.

Bihar SIR: SC allows excluded voters to submit claims with Aadhaar card or any 11 acceptable docs

The Election Commission of India informed the Supreme Court that around 85,000 individual voters who were excluded from the draft rolls had submitted.Bihar voter list revision, Election Commission of India, Supreme Court Bihar voters, Aadhaar card voter registration, Online voter registration Bihar, Bihar Special Intensive Revision, Voter list exclusion reasons, Booth Level Agents Bihar, Political parties voter registration, Supreme Court direct…

Accept Aadhaar as one of 11 documents, Supreme Court tells EC on Bihar SIR; raps political parties for inaction

The SC also took note of ECI’s submission that 85,000 new voters have come forward in SIR of Bihar, and only two objections have been filed by booth-level agents of political parties.

Indian Supreme Court Orders Multiple ID Options for Bihar Voter Verification, Not Just Aadhaar

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that the Election Commission of India (ECI) must accept Aadhaar cards or any of 11 alternative documents for voter list verification during Bihar’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. The ruling follows Bihar’s pioneering digital voting initiatives, including becoming India’s first state to implement blockchain-based mobile e-voting for municipal elections. The Court specified that the verifica…

Aadhar Card should be recognized as a verification document: Supreme Court order - Business League

The Supreme Court has given a big and important decision regarding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) campaign going on in Bihar, which can provide relief to crores of voters. This matter was in a lot of discussion after the Election Commission (ECI) recently removed the names of 65 lakh people from the draft voter list. Now the Supreme Court has not only questioned the validity of this decision, but has also issued new instructions to make th…