Around 74 lakh voters facing difficulties under Special Intensive Revision, says Jagrutha Karnataka
The socio-political group Jagrutha Karnataka claims that 74 lakh voters face potential exclusion from electoral rolls due to ongoing revision processes. They are demanding a six-month extension to the exercise to ensure eligible voters are not disenfranchised.
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Ensuring the accuracy of electoral rolls is critical for democratic integrity and preventing the mass disenfranchisement of eligible citizens.
Around 74 lakh voters in Karnataka are facing difficulties under the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, socio-political organisation Jagrutha Karnataka said on Sunday (August 23), demanding that the exercise be extended by six months and that the Election Commission take steps to ensure that no eligible voter loses the right to vote.
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