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- The YSRC filed a plea in the Andhra Pradesh High Court requesting that local body elections be postponed until after the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls is complete.
- Petitioner counsel argued that relying on January 1, 2026 as the cutoff date for voter eligibility would disenfranchise many citizens due to inaccuracies in the current rolls.
- The State Election Commission and the state government contended that elections should proceed using available rolls, noting that the revision process is continuous.
- The court has reserved its verdict following these arguments.
What to watch next
- Final judgment from the Andhra Pradesh High Court on the election timeline
- Publication of final electoral rolls by the Election Commission
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Ashwani Kumar
SEC’s counsel
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“local body polls would be held based on the electoral rolls available on January 1, 2026 and would allow changes in such electoral rolls until the notification for conduct of polls was issued.”
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…nearly 15.22 lakh voters died, 7.37 lakh votes were fake and that the names of those who permanently migrated to other areas were also mentioned in the rolls. SEC’s counsel Ashwani Kumar submitted to the court that local body polls would be held based on the electoral rolls available on January 1, 2026 and would allow changes in such electoral rolls until the notification for conduct of polls was issued. Advocate general Dammalapati Srinivas on behalf of the state government argued that there was no need to hold back the conduct of local body polls until completion of SIR of electoral rolls and submitted that it was a…
Dammalapati Srinivas
Advocate general
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“there was no need to hold back the conduct of local body polls until completion of SIR of electoral rolls and submitted that it was a continuous process.”
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…available on January 1, 2026 and would allow changes in such electoral rolls until the notification for conduct of polls was issued. Advocate general Dammalapati Srinivas on behalf of the state government argued that there was no need to hold back the conduct of local body polls until completion of SIR of electoral rolls and submitted that it was a continuous process. He observed that elections could be held based on the available list of electoral rolls referring to the earlier order issued by the Supreme Court. After hearing both the parties, the court reserved the verdict.…
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Named India · State Election Commission · Andhra Pradesh High Court · Ashwani Kumar · Challa Gunaranjan · Dammalapati Srinivas · Lisa Gill · S. Sriram · YSRC
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