Chandigarh: Concerns have been raised regarding administrative transparency during the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process in the national capital following statements made by AAP National Media In-Charge Anurag Dhanda.
Aam Aadmi Party questioned the Election Commission, accusing it of enabling the former AAP leader’s backdoor entry.
Addressing a press conference in New Delhi, the party spokesperson highlighted potential discrepancies concerning electoral records and requested the Election Commission to clarify specific administrative procedures.
According to the details presented during the press conference, questions emerged regarding the timing and documentation surrounding voter list updates for the Rajinder Nagar booth. The media in-charge noted that published draft records from late August reflected specific voter tallies, asserting that any subsequent updates, transfers, or additions under standard procedures typically require documented steps such as Form 6 applications or public summaries. The spokesperson emphasized that clear information from election officials would help maintain public confidence in the electoral process.
Concluding the address, the party maintained that adherence to established guidelines and standard administrative verification remains essential for maintaining institutional trust. The media in-charge requested that electoral officials provide complete transparency regarding registration procedures to ensure all roll updates follow uniform administrative norms.
