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Bengal BJP Chief Calls Voter Roll Revision Incomplete
Samik Bhattacharya, the leader of the BJP in West Bengal, says the work to check the voter list is not finished.
He wants officials to do another round and remove names of people who should not be on the list.
He also said some workers helping with the process were attacked or harassed.
Bhattacharya discussed a voter-registration form called Form 6 and the Supreme Court’s request for records about changes to it.
He said the BJP would keep its own identity even as people join from the Trinamool Congress.
He also said young people want India to become more prosperous and developed.
BJP state president Samik Bhattacharya said Bengal’s Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls remains incomplete.
He demanded another round of the exercise to remove ineligible names from the voter list.
Bhattacharya alleged booth-level officers were attacked and Anganwadi workers were harassed during the process.
Discussing Form 6, he said the Supreme Court had not approved changes and had sought records about who made them.
He also said the BJP would not be “Trinamoolised” and rejected claims that young people are uninterested in the party.
- Who
- Samik Bhattacharya, West Bengal BJP president and Rajya Sabha MP.
- What
- He called the electoral-roll revision incomplete and demanded another round to remove ineligible voter names.
- Where
- West Bengal, with Bhattacharya’s remarks reported from Kolkata.
- When
- Monday; the report also includes a dated BJP statement from October 5, 2026.
- Why
- He said another round was needed to remove ineligible names from the voter list.
Bhattacharya’s position
Other position in report
Whether voter-roll revision is complete
Bhattacharya’s position
Bhattacharya says the SIR in West Bengal is incomplete and another round should be held to remove ineligible names.
Other position in report
The article does not provide a response or assessment from election officials or another party on whether the SIR is complete.
Changes to Form 6
Bhattacharya’s position
Bhattacharya said the Supreme Court had not approved changes to Form 6 and had sought records to identify who made them.
Other position in report
The article does not include a response from the Election Commission or another party about the changes.
Key facts
- Political party
- Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)
- State
- West Bengal
- Electoral exercise
- Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls
- Requested action
- Conduct another round of SIR
- Form discussed
- Form 6, used for new voter registration
- Allegations
- Bhattacharya alleged booth-level officers were attacked and Anganwadi workers harassed during SIR.
Sources
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