SIR row: Amartya Sen raises concern over revision; claims it risks 'disenfranchising' poor people
Saturday, 23 August 2025 () Amartya Sen voiced concerns that Bihar's electoral roll revision could disenfranchise the poor due to strict documentation requirements. The Supreme Court questioned the lack of political party involvement in correcting voter deletions during the revision. The court allowed online claim submissions with Aadhaar or other documents, seeking status reports from political parties by September 8.
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Amartya Sen voiced concerns that Bihar's electoral roll revision could disenfranchise the poor due to strict documentation requirements. The Supreme Court... IndiaTimes
Saturday, 23 August 2025 ()
