Congress attacks Election Commission over Special Intensive Revision process
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The Indian National Congress has demanded a suspension of the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision process, alleging failures to address concerns regarding the deletion of names from electoral rolls.
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- The Indian National Congress requested the Election Commission pause its Special Intensive Revision process.
- Party leader Jairam Ramesh claimed the commission failed to address questions regarding the targeting of Gen Z voters.
- He alleged the commission oversaw unexplained deletions of names from voter lists.
- The party seeks accountability from the Chief Election Commissioner for these electoral roll irregularities.
What to watch next
- Decision from the Election Commission on the demand to suspend the Special Intensive Revision process
- Further public statements from the Congress leadership regarding electoral roll integrity
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