New Delhi. Amidst the SIR movement, a shocking case has come to light from Calcutta. On Tuesday afternoon, three women set themselves on fire by putting flammable deeds in front of the Calcutta High Court. During this time, the policemen present there rescued the three women showing vigilance. The women feared that their name would be removed from the voter list after special intensive revision of the ongoing voter list in West Bengal.
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After investigation, now the police is trying to find out the reason for taking such dangerous steps before the court by interrogating the women. According to police sources, women have said that they had received information that after SIR, their names would be removed from the voter list and they took this step for this fear. However, police officers are unable to believe this statement of women as SIR work has not started in West Bengal yet.
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