250 judicial officers drafted for final SIR push in Bengal; leaves cancelled, important cases shifted to other courts
Judicial officers in West Bengal have resumed work on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process, with all leaves cancelled and urgent cases transferred to other benches. The Supreme Court ordered this action to expedite the SIR process, which involves resolving disputed electoral rolls. The number of disputed cases is estimated at around 45 lakh, but a final figure remains unclear. Central forces have been deployed in West Bengal ahead of the upcoming elections, with plans for deployment over two phases.
25 FEB 2026
— The Hindu
The Supreme Court clarified that Madhyamik admit cards can be used as proof of birth and parentage during the West Bengal SIR, with submission deadlines set for February 26th.
— The Hindu
West Bengal judicial officers are experiencing disruptions due to the deployment of hundreds to process electoral roll revisions, impacting trials and proceedings.
27 FEB 2026
— The Hindu
The Supreme Court affirmed judicial officers' adherence to court orders regarding accepted documents during West Bengal SIR verification.
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