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- The Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee claims the ongoing Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls is being conducted unfairly.
- The party alleges that officials provide preferential treatment to influential individuals while ordinary residents face strict time constraints to correct their voter data.
- Over 3 million voters in underprivileged areas were reportedly given only one week to address record discrepancies.
- These allegations highlight concerns regarding transparency and equity in the local election preparation process.
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Devender Yadav
Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee president
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“The Election Commission has reduced the SIR exercise to a farce by treating VIPs and common voters differently. While discrepancies in the records of influential people, including chief minister Rekha Gupta, were corrected through home visits by officials, 31.6 lakh ordinary voters, particularly those living in JJ clusters and unauthorised colonies, have been given just a week to address anomalies in their records”
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…in the records of influential persons were being resolved promptly, while ordinary voters, particularly those living in JJ clusters and unauthorised colonies, were being given limited time to respond to notices. “ The Election Commission has reduced the SIR exercise to a farce by treating VIPs and common voters differently. While discrepancies in the records of influential people, including chief minister Rekha Gupta, were corrected through home visits by officials, 31.6 lakh ordinary voters, particularly those living in JJ clusters and unauthorised colonies, have been given just a week to address anomalies in their records ,” he claimed.…
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