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NEW DELHI [NCRBuzz Wire] — **The Supreme Court of India has instructed the ECI to extend enrolment deadlines and simplify procedures in the Delhi SIR matter, questioning why voters appearing on 2026 rolls were asked to file Form 6.** The apex court firmly noted that the Election Commission cannot modify statutory Forms 6, 7, and 8.
### Judicial Scrutiny of Electoral Rolls and Forms
**During the proceedings, the bench raised direct queries regarding the procedural legality of asking verified voters on the 2026 rolls to submit Form 6 following deletions.** Legal representatives and administrative bodies must navigate these strict limitations on form modifications as mandated by the top court.
### Broader Implications and Interim Arrangements
**The court also addressed regional administrative frameworks, noting that the 'logical discrepancy' category was allowed in the Bengal SIR as an interim arrangement while its legality remains under examination.** Authorities and citizens must adhere strictly to the revised administrative directives issued in alignment with judicial observations.
The matter involves ongoing judicial scrutiny of electoral roll revisions, voter deletions, and the administrative jurisdiction of the Election Commission of India across various state exercises including Bihar and Bengal.
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