 Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 30: It appears to be a statement by Pradeep Sharma, Publicity Secretary of BJP District Jammu South, in which he is calling SIR a very important step for India. SIR stands for Special Intensive Revision. It is a special census-related process started by the Election Commission of India, which focuses on intensive review and updating of the voter list. He says its main objective is to make the voter lists accurate, transparent and up-to-date. This includes removing duplicate entries, removing dead voters, and adding new voters (especially youth). This is part of the preparation before the 2026 census, to ensure fairness in Lok Sabha and Assembly elections. He said that due to India's growing population (more than 1.4 billion), voter lists often become old or erroneous. SIR will help in strengthening democracy, as it strengthens the right to vote. The opposition calls it strategic, but the BJP considers it a symbol of development and transparency. Statement of Pradeep Sharma ji Pradeep Sharma said that SIR is a very important step for India. His emphasis is on the fact that this process will promote development and inclusive democracy in areas like Jammu and Kashmir. He said that this is a historic step, which is part of the progress after the removal of Article 370. |
