Supreme Court urges Election Commission to consider voter deletion notices

The Supreme Court has told the Election Commission to consider notices on voter deletions when alerted.<b> Supreme Court</b> <b>Election Commission</b> <b>voter deletions</b> The directive follows a four‑week pause that allowed the Election Commission to prepare a response. The court’s notice aims to ensure that voters who are mistakenly removed from the electoral roll receive timely notification, preventing disenfranchisement. The move comes amid concerns over data accuracy and the integrity of the upcoming elections. The ruling underscores the judiciary’s role in safeguarding voter rights and maintaining public trust in the electoral process.