PM asks BJP MPs from West Bengal to maintain SIR ‘simple’


Prime Minister Narendra Modi with MPs of West Bengal. Photograph:

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday (November 3, 2025) urged BJP Members of Parliament from West Bengal to maintain the continued Particular Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls within the State “simple”, asking them to not let it turn into a topic of controversy.

Throughout Parliament classes, the Prime Minister meets BJP MPs in State-wise teams. After assembly his celebration MPs from Assam on Tuesday, he met with West Bengal MPs the next day. With West Bengal going to the polls quickly, Mr. Modi reportedly advised MPs that the SIR was solely to make sure that eligible voters are included within the electoral rolls and the ineligible ones eliminated.

The Opposition has been constantly protesting the continued SIR in 12 States and a debate on electoral reforms with a reference to the SIR is scheduled to be held in each Homes of Parliament subsequent week.

‘Concentrate on floor degree work’

Mr. Modi additionally reviewed native problems with curiosity in West Bengal, asking MPs to concentrate on floor degree work, and reminding them of the BJP’s progress within the State in order that it’s now occupying the first Opposition house within the State. He additionally inquired concerning the latest assault on BJP chief Khagen Murmu.

The delegation of MPs included West Bengal BJP chief Shamik Bhattacharya, and Union Ministers Shantanu Thakur and Sukanta Majumdar. West Bengal is predicted to elect a brand new Meeting early subsequent 12 months and the BJP has appointed Union Minister Bhupendra Yadav because the celebration’s ballot in-charge for the State, together with former Tripura Chief Minister and Lok Sabha MP Biplab Deb as co-incharge.