Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge has stated that the state government will explore available legal options if the Election Commission does not provide clarification on concerns regarding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. The SIR is scheduled to begin on June 30. The government has communicated its concerns to the Election Commission and the Chief Electoral Officer in Karnataka but has yet to receive a response. **The state government has sought clarity on several aspects of the exercise, including the definition of a
Related Coverage
NationalBangla Sahib entry row: Delhi gurudwara committee files police complaint against AAP leaders
- National
Chief Minister Opens IAP House in Cochin
- National
Karnataka BJP threatens police siege over Form‑7 FIRs
- National
No country should encroach on borders of others, says VP Radhakrishnan amid global conflicts
NationalPolice Boost Surveillance on Dangerous Airport Highway
- National
BJP to Protest Kerala CM Satheesan, Opp Leader Vijayan Over CMRL Case
NationalDelhi Blocks Mobile Internet Around Eight Detention Centres
NationalDelhi police accused of beating, assaulting detainees, denying them basic rights