In West Bengal, claims and objections related to SIR will be heard by judicial officers (judges). The Supreme Court has given this order in view of the allegations leveled against each other by the state government and the Election Commission. The Supreme Court has said that efforts should be made to complete the SIR process…
In view of the lack of trust between the West Bengal government and the Election Commission, the Supreme Court has directed to appoint a judicial officer for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process. The court asked the Calcutta High Court to appoint judicial officers to decide on the claims and objections in the SIR. The…
The Supreme Court on Monday (February 9, 2026) heard the petition of the Bengal government regarding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the voter list. The court reprimanded the state government and asked why there was a delay in giving the list of officers to the Election Commission for appointing micro observers. The court said…
After clashing with the Election Commission on Voter List Reform or SIR in West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee reached the Supreme Court regarding the fight. On Wednesday, February 4, Mamata not only appeared in the court as a petitioner, but also argued. The Election Commission sought time to respond to the points made in Mamata’s petition….
During the hearing on Bengal SIR, Chief Justice Surya Kant told CM Mamata Banerjee that many capable lawyers are present, you should let them present the side of Bengal. Mamta Banerjee had appealed to the court to present her arguments herself. On Wednesday (February 4, 2026), the Supreme Court was hearing the petitions filed against…
Bengal SIR Hearing: The Supreme Court will hear on Wednesday (February 4, 2026) several petitions challenging the validity of the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists in West Bengal. One of these petitions has been filed by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, in which she has accused the Election Commission of India (ECI) of…
