Supreme Court orders Election Commission to consider voter deletion notices promptly

The <b>Supreme Court</b> has instructed the Election Commission of India to act on any <b>voter deletion notices</b> as soon as they are flagged, after a four‑week adjournment to let the poll panel respond. The order shines a light on a system that drags its feet, leaving millions in electoral limbo while bureaucrats shuffle paperwork. Delays have become the norm, and this directive pushes to cut through the red tape. If the commission complies, voters’ names stay on rolls, safeguarding participation ahead of upcoming elections.