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Voters have right to remain on rolls, we cant be blinded by election Supreme Court during West Bengal SIR case

Published: Apr 13, 2026

New Delhi: Voters have right to remain on rolls, we can't be blinded by election: Supreme Court during Bengal SIR hearing 

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Voters have right to remain on rolls, we cant be blinded by election Supreme Court during West Bengal SIR case

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