
West Bengal SIR: SC assures judicial officers would remain ‘uninfluenced’ as TMC raises fears about EC ‘training’ module
The Supreme Court affirmed that judicial officers deployed for West Bengal Special Intensive Revision (SIR) verification would adhere to the court's orders regarding accepted documents. The court dismissed the All India Trinamool Congress government's concerns about Election Commission training, stating it could breach Supreme Court orders and that judicial officers are not bound by such instructions. The court emphasized the impartiality of justice administration and directed the Election Commission to publish supplementary voter lists continuously until nomination for Assembly elections.
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
· THIS STORY — The Hindu
The Supreme Court affirmed judicial officers' adherence to court orders regarding accepted documents during West Bengal SIR verification.
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