HeadlineShine

No action on deleted voters using Form 6: Supreme Court

Covered by 3 outlets ·First reported ·Updated
The HinduNo action on deleted voters using Form 6: Supreme Court
Image: Times of India

The oral observations came during a hearing in which the court agreed to urgently take up in November 5, a plea challenging the deletion of voters in the Maharashtra SIR

Summary from The Hindu

Read the full story on The Hindu
React

More on Form

See all →
The Hindu
2 sources·

No EC nod needed for voter to sue candidate over false information: Supreme Court
Times of India
2 sources·

ECI SIR controversy: Why did UP order scrutiny of Form 6, 7 and 8 entered since April 10? What voters should know
The Hindu
2 sources·

Supreme Court Collegium recommends chief justices for Delhi, Gujarat, Telangana and Uttarakhand high courts
The Hindu
The Hindu·

Fate of voters deleted during SIR hangs in balance for upcoming municipal polls in Kolkata

More top stories

See all →
Economic Times
Business7 sources·

Anthropic IPO: When will its stock hit Nasdaq?
NDTV Profit
Business7 sources·

Rahul Gandhi's Convoy Collide In Major Accident On Purvanchal Expressway
Hindustan Times
4 sources·

Four shot dead at Guwahati Hotel
Times of India
Business6 sources·

Centre Tweaks Motor Vehicle Rules To Allow E100 Flex-Fuel Cars
Times of India
Business4 sources·

Microsoft extends buyouts to 60,000 staff in India, US, UK and Canada
Times of India
2 sources·

France Promises To Replace Its University Admissions After Violent Protests

Top stories in India

See all →
NDTV
Business6 sources·

Kharge makes 'baap' remark on Modi; BJP hits back
Hindustan Times
Business4 sources·

ECI denies CEC acted alone in taking SIR decisions
NDTV Profit
Sports4 sources·

ISL: Manvir Singh's Strike Hands Mohun Bagan Super Giant Win Over Chennaiyin FC
Hindustan Times
Business4 sources·

DAC clears defence procurement proposals worth ₹2.12 lakh crore
Times of India
Sports4 sources·

IPL 2027: Gareth Batty likely to join CSK's support staff | EXCLUSIVE
Hindustan Times
Entertainment2 sources·

‘All My Children’ actor Alan Dysert passes away at 75