Karnataka Minister Satish Jarkiholi Clarifies, Says His SIR Remarks Were Misinterpreted
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Karnataka Minister Clarifies on SIR Remarks, Targets BJP Over Form 7 and Electoral Roll Deletions
Karnataka Cabinet Minister Satish Jarkiholi has issued a clarification regarding his earlier comments on the SIR process and voter list deletions. Jarkiholi stated that his remarks were misinterpreted by the media and that he did not imply the SIR process itself was valid or correct. He clarified that his focus was on how the Congress countered the BJP's alleged conspiracy to delete eligible party voters using Form 7. The clarification comes ami…
Minister Satish Jarkiholi clarifies SIR remarks, says BJP's bid to delete Congress voters foiled in Karnataka
Karnataka minister Satish Jarkiholi has clarified that his previous remarks regarding electoral rolls have been misunderstood. He asserted that any attempts by the BJP to remove names of Congress supporters from voter lists were successfully countered. Jarkiholi reiterated his stance against any illegal exclusion of qualified voters. This statement comes ahead of a major rally planned by the INDIA bloc on November 1, which is raising concerns am…
Satish Jarkiholi issues clarification over SIR comment, says “Meant BJP’s conspiracy to delete Congress-supporting voters foiled”
He said that the intent of his statement was meant to convey that the alleged attempts of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to delete “Congress supporting voters” through Form – 7 (used for requesting deletion of voters) has been foiled with the agitation led by Rahul Gandhi.
Minister Satish Jarkiholi, who has clarified that his statement on the Special Comprehensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral roll in the state has been misunderstood, wrote in the X that the purpose of his statement was to foil the BJP conspiracy. He said that he would like to clarify that the purpose of my statement should not be misunderstood, but its real intention should be understood.
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