Chief Election Commissioner On Bihar Polls: Key Takeaways

Revision of voter lists is required before every election, and a review after the polls won’t be in accordance with the law, Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar said today, countering the Opposition’s offensive on the Special Intensive Revision in poll-bound Bihar.

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