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EC tells SC June 2025 decision to hold SIR was taken unanimously

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The Election Commission has informed the Supreme Court that its June 2025 decision to conduct a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls was reached unanimously by the commission. The submission responds to scrutiny of how the decision was made and whether it was agreed upon by all members. The commission's stance is presented as confirmation that the process followed internal consensus. The matter remains before the apex court as it considers challenges linked to the revision exercise.

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