Bihar Electoral Roll Revision 2025

The Election Commission is conducting a Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Bihar, with over 90% of forms submitted but concerns about voter disenfranchisement.

Why This Matters

Electoral processes are fundamental to democracy; any issues related to voters' rights typically generate widespread public discourse and engagement.

Public Sentiment Summary

Public opinion on the electoral roll revision in Bihar is deeply polarized, characterized by strong distrust towards the Election Commission and fears of voter disenfranchisement, especially among marginalized groups. Many comments reflect skepticism about the motives behind the revision, suggesting potential bias and calling for greater transparency. Despite a minority expressing support for the revision as a means to improve electoral integrity, the overall sentiment leans heavily negative due to concerns over bureaucratic inefficiencies and political manipulation.

Highlighted Comments

Kudos to Yogendra Yadav for shedding light on the ongoing exercise of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) and its drawbacks.

The exercise being worked out in Bihar in the name of SIR seems aimed at snatching away the right to vote from vulnerable sections.

The EC does not care about the voters' trust. It seems inclined to favor the BJP.

Shame under bjp our democracy has become a banana republic where the old institutions have crumbled under the autocratic rule.

These exercise for illegal Bangladeshi. Mostly in Mithila and Seemanchal region too many got the aadhaar card, but they don’t have old identity proof.

Parties Involved

  • Election Commission
  • BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party)
  • Government of Bihar

What the people want

Election Commission: Ensure transparency and fairness in the electoral roll revision process to restore public trust.

BJP: Address the concerns of disenfranchisement and uphold democratic integrity to avoid perceptions of bias.

Government of Bihar: Engage with the public and stakeholders to foster confidence in the electoral process.