The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear a petition by opposition leaders led by Rahul Gandhi regarding the special intensive revision.
The petition seeks disclosure of records related to the revision, which has reportedly deleted about 13 crore voters across India.
The Indian Youth Congress has approached the Delhi High Court challenging the withdrawal of Jantar Mantar’s designation as a protest site.
Kerala Police registered a zero FIR over an alleged assault on an NSUI activist in Delhi.
YouTuber Dhruv Rathee alleged that police and intelligence personnel are following him, and the report also mentions claims regarding foreign funding.
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Reporting agrees that opposition leaders led by Rahul Gandhi are pressing the Supreme Court over the Election Commission’s special intensive revision and seeking disclosure of records. The coverage also agrees that the issue is unfolding alongside protest-related disputes and allegations tied to the demonstrations.
What remains open is how the Supreme Court will respond to the petition and whether the underlying records sought will be disclosed. The broader protest and legal disputes could also change as courts and police actions develop.
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The report stays focused on the scheduled Supreme Court hearing and the related protest and legal developments. It says opposition leaders led by Rahul Gandhi want records on the special intensive revision, which is said to have deleted about 13 crore voters. The same coverage notes the Delhi High Court challenge over Jantar Mantar, the Kerala Police zero FIR, and Dhruv Rathee’s allegation that police and intelligence personnel are following him. It also mentions claims regarding foreign funding without adding a separate conclusion on them.
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The Hindu reports that the Supreme Court is scheduled to hear a joint petition filed by opposition leaders, led by Rahul Gandhi, seeking disclosure of records regarding the Election Commission's special intensive revision that deleted about 13 crore voters. The report details ongoing protests, legal challenges over the de-notification of Jantar Mantar as a protest site, police actions against demonstrators, and verbal clashes involving political figures. It also notes allegations of surveillance made by YouTuber Dhruv Rathee and claims regarding foreign funding.