CEC-SIR Row: Supreme Court gives petitioners 10 days to reply to EC affidavit | Dr. Manish Kumar
The Supreme Court has granted a ten-day window to the petitioners to file their response against the affidavit submitted by the Election Commission. This development occurred during the hearing of petitions filed by thirteen opposition leaders who have challenged specific aspects of the Special Intensive Revision process. The apex court previously issued a notice to the poll panel and sought its reply on the matter. Following the latest proceedings, the court postponed the hearing, and November 17 has been indicated as the tentative date for the next session. This high-profile legal challenge involving key opposition figures and election authorities continues to unfold as both sides present their arguments before the highest court of the country regarding the controversial electoral revision mechanism.
The Supreme Court heard petitions by 13 opposition leaders challenging aspects of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process. The court issued a notice to the Election Commission and sought a response, while petitioners were given 10 days. The hearing has been postponed, with November 17 mentioned as a possible next date. The legal battle continues.
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