India Voter Roll Purge Sparks Protests Before Key State Election
Bloomberg
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More than nine million people have been struck off the voter rolls in an eastern Indian state governed by a regional rival of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party, triggering protests and allegations of electoral malpractice days before the voting begins.
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Supreme Court flags ‘margin of error’ in Bengal SIR, refuses to intervene
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India voter roll purge sparks protests before key state election
The Straits Times —
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Experts slam SIR, call it 'bloodless political genocide'
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Political turmoil in Indian border state as nine million lose voting rights
BBC News —
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Bengal polls: Many will be detained, arrested in operations starting Sunday night, be careful, says Mamata Banerjee