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  1. The Supreme Court presided over a bench that ruled on petitions filed regarding the legality of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) conducted by the Election Commission of India concerning India's electoral architecture.

The Supreme Court reviewed the ECI's Special Intensive Revision process, which was conducted on Bihar electoral rolls.

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The Supreme Court reviewed the ECI's Special Intensive Revision process, which was conducted on Bihar electoral rolls.

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Biharsupreme courtelection commissionAssociation for Democratic Reforms

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  1. The SIR implementation in Bihar is challenged, with the CEC proceeding pending.1 source
  2. Owaisi sought review from the Supreme Court while Surya Kant led the Bihar SIR judgment.1 source
  3. Supreme Court heard petitions regarding the SIR exercise in Bihar, challenging CEC Gyanesh Kumar's decisions.Sub-event
  4. Priya Mishra filed a petition in the Supreme Court challenging alterations to Form 6 concerning electoral rolls in Bihar.Sub-event
  5. Specific challenge raised against SIR process changes in Bihar by Priya Mishra.1 source
  6. SC upholds EC's SIR order in Bihar as CEC faces accusations over Form 6 changes.1 source
  7. The Supreme Court, led by CJI Surya Kant, has sought detailed data from the Election Commission regarding ongoing matters.Sub-event
  8. Gopal Sankaranarayanan highlighted pending appeals before tribunals related to the Special Intensive Revision process in Bihar.Sub-event
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  1. SC issues notices on electoral roll issues in Bihar.1 source
  2. The Supreme Court ruled on May 27 that the Election Commission of India's authority regarding citizenship matters was limited, specifically concerning the Bihar case.Sub-event
  3. The Election Commission of India conducted the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in Bihar, which the Supreme Court subsequently upheld.Sub-event
  4. Supreme Court rules on petitions challenging the legality of ECI's SIR process regarding India's electoral architecture.1 source
  5. SC upheld ECI's SIR decision; Congress/Rahul Gandhi accused of opposing the process.1 source
  6. SC upheld ECI's SIR voter revision process in Bihar.1 source
  7. Election Commission orders forwarding of suspect citizen cases.1 source
  8. Congress disagreed with the SIR order, citing ECI's hasty handling and alleged government failures.1 source
  9. CJI Surya Kant was part of the bench reviewing ECI's SIR petitions on May 27.1 source
  10. The Supreme Court upheld the SIR exercise validity and referred citizenship cases to competent authority.1 source
  11. Supreme Court upholds Election Commission's power regarding SIR petitions.1 source
  12. SC hears petitions challenging the EC's electoral roll revision in Bihar.1 source
  13. CJ Surya Kant included in the Supreme Court bench reviewing the SIR exercise in Bihar.1 source
  14. SC reviewed ECI's SIR process for Bihar, with Surya Kant leading the bench.1 source
  15. The Supreme Court ruled on the legality of the electoral roll revision in Bihar.1 source
  16. SC upheld ECI's constitutional powers concerning the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process.1 source
  17. SC upheld SIR and provided procedural directions to ECI regarding Bihar electoral rolls.1 source
  18. SC upholds EC framework on Aadhaar as 12th identity document.1 source

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