The Supreme Court has given the Election Commission two weeks to respond to petitions challenging the Special Intensive Revision exercise in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu. Parties like DMK, Congress, and TMC have filed these pleas, accusing the EC of a “malicious exercise.” AIADMK has been permitted to join the case in support of the SIR exercise in Tamil Nadu.
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