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What started as a viral meme turned into a serious constitutional moment in the Supreme Court of India.

When the Election Commission of India began deleting voter names in West Bengal through the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process, the issue quickly escalated into a national debate on voting rights and transparency.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee personally appeared before the Supreme Court and raised serious concerns about how voter deletions were being carried out.

According to her arguments:

Thousands of voter names were deleted due to minor spelling mismatches

Names were removed because of surname changes after marriage

Differences caused by local languages and transliteration led to deletions

Many voters were allegedly declared “dead” despite being alive and present

A viral line summed up public outrage —
“Mamata Banerjee brought 50 dead people back to life and presented them before the Court.”
These were voters whose names were removed but who later appeared physically before the judiciary.

Mamata Banerjee questioned why deletions were happening without proper verification, arguing that the correct process should be:

Publish the full list of discrepancies

Allow verification and correction

Only then delete ineligible names

Instead, she alleged that names were removed first, risking the exclusion of genuine voters ahead of elections.

Her key demand before the Court was clear:
➡️ Elections should be conducted using the previous verified voter list, as the new revised list may have excluded legitimate voters.

The Supreme Court acknowledged the seriousness of the issue and emphasised that no genuine voter should be disenfranchised, continuing hearings on the matter.

This reel breaks down:

What the SIR process is

Why voter deletions became controversial in West Bengal

What Mamata Banerjee argued in the Supreme Court

Why this issue matters for democracy and voting rights

📌 Because voting rights are not a joke — and democracy depends on transparency.


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