Karnataka government mulls legal action over SIR
The Karnataka government is considering legal action regarding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) being conducted by the Election Commission. The Congress party is holding a meeting to discuss concerns about potential voter deletions in the state. The Law Minister indicated that the government is exploring options to protect citizens' voting rights and may approach the Supreme Court for clarity on the matter.
- ▪The Karnataka government is contemplating legal action over the SIR conducted by the Election Commission.
- ▪The Congress party is organizing a meeting to address concerns about voter deletions in various districts.
- ▪Law Minister H.K. Patil mentioned that the government is exploring options to approach the Supreme Court regarding the SIR.
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The Karnataka government is mulling over legal action over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) being conducted by the Election Commission of India in the State from June 20, even as the Congress is likely to hold a brainstorming session involving its leaders on May 24. Following this, the government is expected to spell out its specific plans.Sources said that the Congress had called all its legislators, former legislators, defeated candidates, leaders and heads of frontal organisations for a meeting at a resort near Bengaluru where the SIR would be discussed in detail.Among those participating in the sessions include Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, Deputy Chief Minister D.K.
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