The record
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- The Karnataka High Court heard a petition filed by five individuals, including M. Vivek, challenging the State Election Commission's June 19 order for a separate Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists in some Bengaluru wards under GBA jurisdiction.
- During the hearing, the State Election Commission's counsel informed the court that the separate SIR had been suspended since the Election Commission of India is already conducting its own SIR.
- The petitioners want the June 19 order quashed as it runs parallel to the central SIR process.
- The case has been adjourned to September 28.
What to watch next
- The court's hearing and decision on September 28 on the petition seeking quashing of the June 19 order
- Whether the State Election Commission formally cancels or modifies the June 19 order
- How the ongoing Election Commission of India SIR proceeds in the affected Bengaluru wards
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