Indian Supreme Court Validates Bihar Electoral Roll Revision Exercise
The Indian Supreme Court upheld the Election Commission's nationwide electoral roll revision exercise (SIR), specifically validating Bihar's implementation, stating that the EC did not act outside its statutory powers and that electoral integrity cannot be compromised. The court emphasized that SIR 'breathes life into the Constitution' and that not appearing on the electoral roll does not signify an end to citizenship.
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