Hindu refugees from Bangladesh will be most affected by SIR in West Bengal: CPI(M) leader
The article raises concerns about potential voter disenfranchisement and manipulation during electoral roll revision.
Kanti Ganguly, a senior CPI(M) leader, expressed concerns about the impact of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls on Hindu voters in West Bengal. He argued that the two-to-three month timeframe was insufficient for such a large and complex task. He also suggested that political parties with strong organizational structures would benefit most from the exercise. Ganguly emphasized the importance of clear guidelines to prevent misinformation and urged opposition parties to focus on specific drawbacks rather than simply protesting against the SIR. He stated his intention to appear at the document verification hearing on Friday, January 2nd, 2025.
30 DEC 2025
— The Hindu
The Election Commission of India (ECI) implemented new guidelines to prevent elderly and disabled voters from attending in-person SIR hearings in West Bengal.
31 DEC 2025
— The Hindu
The Election Commission summoned former West Bengal Minister Kanti Ganguly for a SIR hearing on January 2nd.
1 JAN 2026
· THIS STORY — The Hindu
Kanti Ganguly, a senior CPI(M) leader, expressed concerns about the impact of the SIR electoral roll revision on Hindu voters in West Bengal.
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