‘Criminal Assault on Democracy’: Oppn Slams CEC Gyanesh Kumar After SC's Form 6 Clarification
The bench said the Election Commission must show who changed the voter-registration form as it tagged the challenge with a similar plea.
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We didn't okay Form 6 changes, let's see who did it: SC
The Supreme Court stated it has not approved any modifications to Form 6, used for electoral roll inclusion, during the Special Intensive Revision. This observation came during the hearing of a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging alleged unilateral decisions by the Chief Election Commissioner regarding changes to Form 6 and electoral roll revisions in states like Goa and West Bengal, without the concurrence of his colleagues. The court …
Today News Headlines for School Assembly, October 6, 2026: Nobel Prize winners announced; CJI says Supreme Court did not approve ‘any’ Form 6 modifications
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Modified Form 6 | The Supreme Court on Monday clarified that it has not approved any amendments to the 'Form 6' used by the Election Commission (EC) for registering new voters. However, Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant said that it will examine the relevant records to ascertain who made these changes.
'Form 6 modification not approved by us', say SC; seeks EC's response - OrissaPOST
New Delhi: The Supreme Court Monday said that it has not approved any modifications to Form 6 being used by the Election Commission (EC) during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in various states. Form 6 is an application through which an eligible person seeks inclusion in the electoral roll. A bench of […]
Responding to the plea of illegal alterations in Form 6 to be filled by new voters, Chief Justice of India Surya Kant said that the Supreme Court has not approved any changes in Form 6. The Supreme Court also hinted that the court will examine who made these alterations after the report comes from the Election Commission. This important statement came when a three-judge bench headed by the Chief Justice took up the hearing of the petitions filed…
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