Bihar's Special Electoral Revision: Ensuring Inclusivity Amid Opposition
The Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Bihar is proceeding on schedule, according to Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Despite opposition claims that it may disenfranchise voters, Kumar assured that the process involves all political parties actively and aims to ensure all eligible individuals are included.
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In the midst of a controversy surrounding Bihar's Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar affirmed that the process is on track. He emphasized the active participation of all political parties and election staff, highlighting the initiative's transparency.
While opposition parties argue that the ongoing revision could deny many citizens their constitutional right to vote, Kumar assured that the process aims to include all eligible voters. He addressed concerns during a meeting with booth-level officers, reinforcing the initiative's integrity.
The Special Intensive Revision in Bihar continues to be a focal point of political debate. Nevertheless, the Chief Election Commissioner remains committed to overseeing a fair process that upholds democratic principles.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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