Brainstorming meeting today
The Congress party is set to hold a brainstorming meeting to discuss the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process. The State government is expected to clarify its stance following this meeting, and the party may raise concerns with the Election Commission of India. Legal options, including a potential Supreme Court appeal, are being considered if the party's concerns are not adequately addressed.
- ▪The Congress will hold a meeting on Sunday to discuss the SIR process.
- ▪The State government is expected to outline its position after the meeting.
- ▪The party may approach the Election Commission regarding discrepancies in the SIR process.
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The Congress will hold a brainstorming meeting on Sunday to deliberate on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), after which the State government is expected to outline its formal position on the exercise.Sources told The Hindu that the party is also likely to write to the Election Commission of India flagging “logical discrepancies” in the SIR process. If the response is not satisfactory, the party is considering legal options, including approaching the apex court.Congress has called its legislators, former legislators, defeated candidates and senior leaders for the meeting, where the SIR exercise will be discussed in detail. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, Deputy Chief Minister D.K.
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