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Aparna Bhattacharya

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less than 0 01 get relief bengal’s appellate tribunal reduces the right to vote to a bureaucratic favour

Less Than 0.01% Get Relief: Bengal’s Appellate Tribunal Reduces the Right to Vote to a Bureaucratic Favour

On the one hand, lakhs of people were found ineligible and placed under adjudication by judicial officers. On the other, almost every case that actually reached the appellate tribunal appears to have been reversed in favour of the voter.

morning sees high turnout in bengal voting largely peaceful despite scattered flashpoints

Morning Sees High Turnout in Bengal, Voting Largely Peaceful Despite Scattered Flashpoints

in samserganj sir exclusions have altered the electoral field even before votes are cast

In Samserganj, SIR Exclusions Have Altered the Electoral Field Even Before Votes Are Cast

denial and damage control what the i pac pause row could mean for tmc

Denial and Damage Control: What the I-PAC Pause Row Could Mean For TMC

three constituencies over 1 2 lakh deleted voters realities of the bengal sir

Three Constituencies, Over 1.2 Lakh Deleted Voters: Realities of the Bengal SIR

sc opens door for excluded voters in bengal but tribunal bottleneck clouds relief

SC Opens Door for Excluded Voters in Bengal, but Tribunal Bottleneck Clouds Relief

bengal sir what the patterns of exclusion for muslim scheduled caste and urban voters say

Bengal SIR: What the Patterns of Exclusion for Muslim, Scheduled Caste and Urban Voters Say

at panihati bengal s r g kar movement defines electoral politics

At Panihati, Bengal's R.G. Kar Movement Defines Electoral Politics

nearly 89 lakh names removed five takeaways on the bengal sir s brutal math

Nearly 89 Lakh Names Removed: Five Takeaways on the Bengal SIR's Brutal Math

four days to clear names bengal s 25 lakh deleted voters wait for a tribunal that has heard only one case

Four Days to Clear Names, Bengal's 25 Lakh Deleted Voters Wait for a Tribunal That Has Heard Only One Case