From 1952 to 2004 no party opposed SIR as it is the process to prepare a transparent electoral roll: Home Minister Amit Shah in Lok Sabha.

PTI | New Delhi | Updated: 10-12-2025 17:13 IST | Created: 10-12-2025 17:13 IST

From 1952 to 2004 no party opposed SIR as it is the process to prepare a transparent electoral roll: Home Minister Amit Shah in Lok Sabha.

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From 1952 to 2004 no party opposed SIR as it is the process to prepare a transparent electoral roll: Home Minister Amit Shah in Lok Sabha.

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