The Supreme Court has ordered the Election Commission to display lists of West Bengal voters facing “logical discrepancy” notices in panchayat and block offices, granting them an additional 10 days to submit proof of credentials. The court also directed the state to provide manpower and ensure law and order for the special intensive revision drive.
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