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Chief Election Commissioner of India Dnyanesh Kumar made a statement on the announcement of special intensive revision (SIR) in West Bengal and other states of the country. He said that the three Election Commissioners will take a decision in this regard at the right time.

Chief Election Commissioner Dnyanesh Kumar said, “As far as the date of SIR of West Bengal is concerned, the three commissioners will decide by looking at the right time. Whether it is in West Bengal or in other states of the country, the dates in this regard will be announced soon in the coming time.”

Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar clarified his position on the issue of voting by Bangladesh and other foreign nationals. He said, “I want to clarify that according to the Constitution of India, only the citizens of India can choose the MLA, MP.

Citizens of any other country do not have this right. If such people have filled the calculation form, then some documents have been sought to prove their eligibility in the SIR process, which will be thoroughly investigated by September 30 and in such a case, people will be found during a thorough investigation, who are not citizens of our country and will definitely not vote. ”

While answering questions to Form 7 and affidavit, Chief Election Commissioner Dnyanesh Kumar said, “The question was why you are seeking affidavits from some people and some people, the answer is that the representation law, which is the same for all, it is also for me, it is also for you and for any MP or MLA.

If you are electoral on that constituency, then you get full opportunity to complain on time, you can fill Form 6, Form 7, Form 8.

Provided you are electors of that constituency, but if you are not an electoral there and you want to pursue your complaint, then you have only one option in the law and that is the registration of election rules, rules number (20 subdivision 3 subdivision B) that says that if you are not electoral in that assembly constituency, you can file your complaint as a witness. “

He said, “The Election Registration Officer will have to give you an oath and the oath will have to be administering in front of the person against whom you have complained. This law is equally applicable to all.”

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