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The Election Commission of West Bengal has released a voter list containing approximately 60 lakh names categorized as 'under adjudication', including that of Indian women's cricket team member Richa Ghosh, leading to political tensions with claims of electoral malpractice.

The Election Commission of India has published the post-SIR voter list for West Bengal, indicating that approximately 6.6 million names may be removed ahead of the upcoming state assembly elections.

The final voter list for Nadia district in West Bengal indicates that around 60,000 names will be dropped, according to sources from the Election Commission.

The final voter list in Tamil Nadu has increased by over 2.3 million compared to the draft list, with a total of over 56.7 million registered voters.

The publication of the final voter list in India, previously set for February 28, has been thrown into uncertainty due to incomplete document verification processes.

Mamata Banerjee raised serious allegations regarding the final voter list in a press conference, claiming a significant number of entries are valid and warning election officials about the consequences of excluding genuine voters.

Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee strongly criticized the Election Commission during the Special Intensive Review (SIR) process of the voter list, calling it a 'torture commission' and alleging it works in a dictatorial manner.

Sukant Majumdar commented on the Election Commission's suspension of officials for attempting to manipulate the voter list.

Akhilesh Yadav, leader of the Samajwadi Party, has accused the BJP and the Election Commission of colluding to disenfranchise his party's supporters in Uttar Pradesh's voter list revision.

The article discusses the upcoming West Bengal Assembly elections, focusing on the schedule, procedures, and potential phases for voting.

In Assam, 243,485 voters have been removed from the final voter list ahead of the upcoming assembly elections, reflecting a 0.97% decrease compared to the draft list.

A man was brutally murdered in broad daylight in Hardoi, India, over an ongoing feud between families stemming from a past conflict.

The Supreme Court of India has issued important directives related to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) case in West Bengal, granting an extra week's time for completing the voter list verification process after February 14.

The Supreme Court of India has extended the deadline for the voter list verification process in the West Bengal SIR case by one week and has ordered the state's DGP to file a personal affidavit regarding election disruptions.

Akhilesh Yadav, president of the Samajwadi Party, has accused the government of removing voters' names from the electoral list in Uttar Pradesh.

Akhilesh Yadav, the leader of the Samajwadi Party, accuses the government of using Form-7 to remove voter's names from the electoral list amid ongoing controversy in Uttar Pradesh regarding SIR.

Japanese voters will head to the polls on Sunday for a snap election where polls indicate a likely victory for the ruling Liberal Democratic Party under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, but severe winter weather could impact voter turnout.

Sonia Gandhi has submitted a written response challenging a revision petition regarding her name registered in the voter list before obtaining Indian citizenship.

In Amethi, a dispute arose between BJP workers and a BLO regarding the voter list, leading to misconduct involving the BLO and her husband, who had their mobile phone snatched; a video of the incident has gone viral and a written complaint has been filed with the sub-divisional magistrate.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has accused the Election Commission of deliberately targeting Bengal and ignoring the demands of her government during a Supreme Court hearing.

Mamata Banerjee criticized the Election Commission in the Supreme Court, alleging it is a 'WhatsApp Commission' targeting Bengal in the voter list controversy.

During a Supreme Court hearing regarding the voter list controversy in West Bengal, CM Mamata Banerjee accused the Election Commission of systematically removing voters' names and labeled it as the 'WhatsApp Commission'.

The Supreme Court held a major hearing on the voter list controversy, where Mamata Banerjee accused the Election Commission of removing names, while the Chief Justice emphasized transparency and rights.

Akhilesh Yadav has leveled serious allegations against the BJP and the administration regarding Form 7 for deleting names from the voter list, claiming an attack on democratic rights and mass removal of voters' names.

The video discusses issues of women's safety and border security in Bengal, highlighting concerns over antisocial activities by migrants from Bangladesh and irregularities in the voter list, with a focus on the rising jihadist and anti-national activities necessitating action against them.

Mamata Banerjee presented her case regarding the voter list dispute in West Bengal to the Supreme Court, but the Chief Justice of India interrupted her, noting that senior lawyers had already presented the arguments.

The Supreme Court will hear Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's petition against the special intensive review of the voter list in West Bengal, with indications that she may appear in court to present her case herself.

The Supreme Court will hear petitions against the Special Intensive Revision of the voter list in West Bengal, which includes one filed by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who is expected to attend and present her arguments.

Frankfurt's public prosecutor is investigating document forgery and electoral fraud, yet Peter Feldmann's list will still appear on the ballot for the March 15 election.

The National Election Commission has ordered that secondary school admit cards will not be recognized as SIR documents amid ongoing complaints regarding voter list corrections.

The Election Commission of West Bengal has directed the filing of an FIR against five individuals over allegations of discrepancies in the voter list.