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Election Commission reverses course on Form 6, drops SIR provision termed illegal by a Commissioner

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The Election Commission has completed a U-turn on Form 6, removing a paragraph related to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) that a Commissioner had described as illegal. The change marks a reversal of the Commission's earlier position on the form's content. The article provided no further details, so the timing, reasons, and specific implications of the revision remain unclear from the source. The decision follows public objection from within the Commission to the disputed paragraph.

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