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New Form 6 Wasn’t There When Bihar SIR Judgment Was Delivered: Supreme Court Clarifies Scope of Its Ruling

New Form 6 Wasn't There When Bihar SIR Judgment Was Delivered: Supreme Court Clarifies Scope of Its Ruling Introduction: What the Supreme Court Has—and Has...

CEC Appointment Law: CJI to Decide on Recall Plea After Supreme Court Split Verdict

CEC Appointment Law: CJI to Take a Call on Plea Seeking Recall of Split Verdict By Adv. Tarun ChoudhurySupreme Court Advocate Introduction The controversy surrounding the CEC...

Supreme Court SIR Judgment 2026: ECI Power, Form 6 & Electoral Roll Deletion

Supreme Court SIR Judgment 2026: ECI Power, Form 6, and the Limits of Electoral Roll Revision The legal controversy surrounding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR)...

Kapil Sibal Alleges EC Unilateral Decisions, Demands FIR Over ECINet

Kapil Sibal Alleges Election Commission Decisions Were "Unilateral," Demands FIR Against Officials In a sharply worded press briefing, Senior Advocate and Rajya Sabha MP Kapil...

50 Questions Every Voter Should Ask Before Voting: A Practical Election Guide

The 50 Questions Every Voter Should Ask Before Voting: Separate questionnaires for the incumbent government, opposition, and candidate “Don’t ask a politician to tell you...

Shiv Sena Symbol Case: Supreme Court’s ’31 MLAs’ Remark Could Redefine India’s Anti-Defection Law

Shiv Sena Symbol Case Supreme Court: Why the Bench's Question on "31 MLAs Acting Together" Could Decide the Anti-Defection Fight On 5 August 2026, a...

Supreme Court Upholds ECI’s Power To Revise Electoral Rolls: Landmark Verdict On Free & Fair Elections

Supreme Court Upholds Election Commission’s Power To Conduct Special Intensive Revision Of Electoral Rolls: A Landmark Verdict Redefining Electoral Integrity, Constitutional Authority, And Democratic...

West Bengal SIR Case: Supreme Court Bars 34 Lakh Voters from 2026 Elections

Introduction In a development of far-reaching constitutional and democratic significance, the Supreme Court of India has declined interim relief to nearly 34 lakh voters in...

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