The Supreme Court on Delhi SIR case on Tuesday issued notice to Election Commission and sought reply within two weeks. Notably, the Supreme Court issued the notice on a writ petition concerning the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral rolls in Delhi, which challenges the alleged failure of the Election Commission of India and the Delhi Chief Electoral Officer to disclose the names of voters issued notices and the specific reasons for those notices, while suggesting a set of practical safeguards to ease the process for voters.
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