In a ruling, the Supreme Court has provided petitioners a ten-day period to respond to the Election Commission's affidavit that defends the SIR.
- Ten-day response period granted
The Supreme Court has granted petitioners a ten-day window to respond to the Election Commission's affidavit defending the SIR.
Sahil Sharma
Oct 27, 2026
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