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Supreme Court Allows Late Voter Inclusion in West Bengal
India's Supreme Court has allowed the last-minute inclusion of voters in West Bengal's electoral rolls. This ruling applies to individuals who were cleared through the appeals process, enabling them to vote.
16 Apr, 12:51 — 16 Apr, 15:42
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hindustan-timesMostly Factual3d ago
Supreme Court opens last-minute door for Bengal voters cleared in appeals
The order marks a calibrated shift from the court’s earlier stance that those whose appeals remained pending could not be permitted to vote
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Top Court Allows Last-Minute Inclusion Of 'Cleared' Voters In Bengal Rolls
"If the appeals are adjudicated by April 21 for the first phase and April 27 for the second phase then a supplementary revised electoral roll must be issued," the Supreme Court told the Election Commission.
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First report: hindustan-times · 16 Apr, 12:51|Full coverage: 2 · 3h|Window: 3h
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