Bihar Voter Roll Revision Protests
Opposition MPs are protesting the Election Commission's revisions in Bihar's electoral rolls, claiming disenfranchisement of marginalized communities.
Why This Matters
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Public Sentiment Summary
Public sentiment is heavily divided on the voter roll revisions in Bihar, viewed by some as essential for maintaining electoral integrity and targeting illegal voting, particularly from marginalized communities. However, significant criticism arises around potential disenfranchisement of genuine voters and concerns over the politicization of the process by opposition parties, suggesting a distrust in the motives behind the revisions.
Highlighted Comments
I am from Bihar...yahan par gaawn gaawn me bahot sare bangladeshi aake bas gaye hain...wo log aadhar wagerah sab banwa liya hai or wo log vote bhi dete hain...Very Good step by EC
As a bihari i accept this development bangladeshi sbse vote krwata hai...
Electrol roll verification is necessary and should also be done in a transparent manner...
Mass disenfranchisement? Really on what basis? If you cant prove that you are a citizen then on what basis you should be allowed to vote.
Parties Involved
- Election Commission
- Opposition Parties
- Marginalized Communities
- General Public in Bihar
What the people want
Election Commission: Ensure transparency and fairness in the voter roll revision process to maintain public trust.
Opposition Parties: Focus on constructive dialogue instead of politicizing the issue, prioritizing voter rights for all.
General Public in Bihar: Stay informed and engaged in the electoral process to safeguard your voting rights.