'Modified Form 6 not approved by us': What SC said on EC decisions linked to SIR

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How it spread - 10 original reports

1. Mon, 5 October 2026

   3 reports
   • Times of India09:51
     'Modified Form 6 not approved by us': What SC said on EC decisions linked to SIR
   • Times of India10:48
     'CEC changed Form 6 illegally': Rahul ups the ante after SC's clarification
   • Times of India14:09
     'Misleading': EC fact-checks Rahul Gandhi's 'CEC changed Form 6 illegally' post
2. Tue, 6 October 2026

   1 report
   • hindustantimes.com01:32first to report
     ‘Misleading’: ECI ‘fact-checks’ Rahul Gandhi's Form-6 allegations after SC's ‘not approved by us’ remark

     Rahul Gandhi's post came after the Supreme Court on Monday clarified that it had not approved any modification to Form 6. | India News

3. Mon, 12 October 2026

   3 reports
   • siasat.com08:09
     SC says it did not approve changes to Form 6 in Bihar SIR

     The Supreme Court on Monday, said it had not adjudicated upon the new Form 6 while hearing the matter related to the SIR in Bihar.

   • Times of India09:51
     EC-SIR row: SC says it hasn't adjudicated on validity of new Form 6, will examine it

     The Supreme Court addressed the controversy surrounding the new Form 6 used for voter registration. It clarified that it had not approved changes to the declaration regarding electoral rolls. The court's remarks arose during a hearing on the functioning of the Election Commission of India. Concerns were raised over the legality of the changes introduced in Form 6. The Supreme Court will further examine this issue in October.

   • thehindubusinessline.com15:12
     Neither approved nor disapproved, SC clarifies stance on Form 6 alterations

     SC clarifies it neither approved nor disapproved Form 6 alterations linked to Bihar SIR, urging proper lawmaking for changes.

4. Tue, 13 October 2026

   2 reports
   • Times of India00:50
     Not ruled on Form 6 yet, neither approved nor disapproved it: SC
   • Times of India17:37
     Ashok Lavasa says EC must regain public trust amid SIR controversy

     Ashok Lavasa stressed the importance of the Election Commission regaining trust during recent protests over electoral roll irregularities. He highlighted concerns regarding the integrity of the Special Intensive Revision exercise and its impact on voter rights. The commission's credibility is questioned due to dissent among its members and lack of transparency in decision-making. Prakash Raj labeled the exercise as detrimental to democracy, extending criticism to ruling party actions.

5. Sun, 18 October 2026

   1 report
   • deccanchronicle.com08:39
     Voters Can Fill Form 6 to Get Names Re-Included in Electoral Rolls: EC to Delhi HC

     Petitioner sought directions to restore their electoral entries and permit correction and transposition of their names through Form 8 instead of requiring them to seek fresh inclusion through Form 6