Supreme Court directed the deployment of judicial officers for Special In-Charge (SIR) in West Bengal.
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Supreme Court asks judicial officers to be deployed for West Bengal SIR
The Supreme Court has directed the deployment of judicial officers to address the issue of lakhs of voters missing from the draft electoral roll in West Bengal. This decision was made due to a 'trust deficit' and 'unfortunate blame-game' between the Mamata Banerjee-led government and the Election Commission. The move aims to ensure free and fair elections by resolving electoral roll discrepancies. This case highlights the judiciary's role in overseeing electoral processes and the importance of impartial governance.
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The issue arose due to a 'trust deficit' and 'unfortunate blame-game' between the Mamata Banerjee government and the Election Commission.
The focus is on addressing lakhs of voters missing from the draft electoral roll.
The case involves ensuring free and fair elections by resolving electoral roll discrepancies.
The deployment aims to prevent the electoral process from being stalled due to disputes between the state government and the Election Commission.
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