Intensive Electoral Roll Revision Sparks Controversy in Bihar
The Congress has raised alarms over the Election Commission's intensive electoral roll revision in Bihar, fearing potential voter exclusion. They argue the plan, initiated before assembly polls, is flawed and criticizes the EC's abrupt shift from an Aadhaar-based solution proposed earlier. The revision raises transparency concerns.
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The Congress party has voiced strong opposition to the Election Commission's (EC) decision to conduct a special intensive revision of electoral rolls in Bihar, raising fears of willful voter exclusion.
The move has been described as a 'cure worse than the disease' by Congress leaders, who assert that the revision may lead to arbitrary voter omissions before the state's upcoming assembly elections.
Concerns have been exacerbated by the EC's shift away from a previously proposed Aadhaar-based cleaning process, sparking criticism and calls for transparency in safeguarding electoral integrity.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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