Supreme Court to hear petitions challenging West Bengal SIR process and elector exclusion on Feb 4, 2026.
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Case against West Bengal SIR: Mamata Banerjee likely to appear in person in Supreme Court on February 4
The Supreme Court is set to hear a batch of petitions challenging the constitutionality of the SIR process and the exclusion of electors from West Bengal's voters' list on February 4, 2026. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is expected to appear in person. This legal challenge raises significant questions about electoral integrity and the process of updating voters' lists in the state. The case could have implications for future electoral processes and the rights of voters. The Supreme Court's decision will be crucial in determining the validity of the SIR process and ensuring fair electoral practices.
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Petitions question the constitutionality of the SIR process and mass exclusion from voters' lists.
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee likely to appear in person.
The case could impact electoral integrity and voter rights.
The hearing will determine the validity of the SIR process and electoral practices.
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