Mr. Vaiko has argued that the SIR notification violated varied basic rights together with proper to equality and varied provisions of Illustration of the Individuals Act and Registration of Electors Guidelines, 1960. File | Picture Credit score: PTI, The Hindu
The Supreme Court docket on Tuesday issued discover on a plea filed by MDMK founder and former Rajya Sabha member Vaiko difficult the choice of the Election Fee of India to conduct the Particular Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Tamil Nadu.
A Bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi listed the plea together with different petitions filed by political events like DMK, Communist Get together of India (Marxist), Indian Nationwide Congress and others in opposition to holding the SIR within the State.
Mr. Vaiko has argued that the SIR notification violated varied basic rights together with proper to equality and varied provisions of Illustration of the Individuals Act and Registration of Electors Guidelines, 1960.
On November 11, the apex courtroom sought separate responses of the ballot panel on pleas filed by DMK, CPI(M), West Bengal Congress and Trinamool Congress leaders difficult the particular intensive revision of electoral rolls in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal.
It additional requested State Excessive Courts to maintain in obedience any proceedings on petitions difficult the train in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal.
Revealed – November 26, 2025 05:00 am IST