Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Bihar Parties Clash Over Electoral Rolls, Funds Approved
Imagine the government is checking the list of people who can vote in Bihar.
Some political parties, like Congress, are not happy with how this check is being done and think it's unfair.
They are worried the rules are not being followed correctly.
They are considering not participating in elections.
The government also passed a bill that lets them take money from the bank for the upcoming year.
The parties are protesting about the voting list in the streets, the government meetings, and even in court.
Congress and INDIA bloc oppose the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bihar.
Tejashwi Yadav suggested a potential boycott of assembly polls.
Congress stated that 'all options are open' regarding the SIR.
Krishna Allavaru alleged the Election Commission's figures are incorrect.
Bihar Assembly passed the Appropriation Bill, allowing withdrawal of funds.
- Who
- Congress, INDIA bloc, and the Bihar government.
- What
- Opposition to Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls and passage of the Appropriation Bill.
- When
- Thursday, July 24
- Where
- Bihar
- Why
- Opposition parties believe the SIR process is flawed and may be used to steal elections and votes.
Opposition's Perspective
No Explicit Defense
SIR Process Concerns
Opposition's Perspective
Accuse the Election Commission of a 'tyrannical process' and of colluding with the BJP.
No Explicit Defense
No opposing view is mentioned in the article.
- Event
- Opposition to SIR & Appropriation Bill Passage
- Political Groups
- Congress, INDIA Bloc
- Location
- Bihar
- Bill
- Appropriation Bill
- Fund Withdrawal
- Rs 57,947 crore