TN voter deleted from electoral roll reminds Supreme Court of promise to protect in case of ‘mass exclusion’

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C. Geetha had moved the apex tribunal  aft  the Madras High Court dismissed her plea.

C. Geetha had moved the apex tribunal aft the Madras High Court dismissed her plea. | Photo Credit: The Hindu

The Supreme Court connected Friday (April 10, 2026) refused to intervene for a pistillate whose sanction was deleted from the Tamil Nadu electoral rotation successful the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) adjacent arsenic she reminded the court, arsenic a parting shot, of its committedness to measurement in if the SIR leads to “mass exclusions” crossed the country.

The petitioner, C. Geetha, said her sanction had been a mainstay successful the State’s electoral rotation implicit the years. She was adjacent intending to contention arsenic an autarkic campaigner successful the 51-Uthangarai (SC) Assembly Constituency and 52-Bargur Assembly Constituency successful the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections successful 2026.

Published - April 10, 2026 10:28 p.m. IST

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