SIR is about verifying details to prevent fraud, ensuring every vote counts. ECI's goal: Include all who turn 18 by Jan 1, 2026. Minorities in Bihar (17.7% Muslims per caste survey) are equally protected #SIRNoFearOnlyFair
Critics claim SIR harms minorities, but ECI assures no deletions without notice. It's a verification process to strengthen democracy, as per ECI fact-checks. No evidence of bias, it's transparent and fair #SIRNoFearOnlyFair
Keeping the voter list updated is a prime task of ECI to uphold the democracy in the country. SIR is a routine task carried out by Election commission of India every year to keep the voter list relevant and include new voters in the list from all communities #SIRNoFearOnlyFair
Our vote is our voice. SIR ensures that every voice is heard. It is about inclusion and not exclusion by community basis. SIR strengthens democracy by including all communities #SIRNoFearOnlyFair
“Big fact: Though Bihar kicked off the current SIR, the EC plans to extend the practice across India-with migration, urbanisation and new voters in the mind. The aim? Include every citizen, exclude only what’s legally ineligible. That’s fair democracy #SIRNoFearOnlyFair
The ECI emphasized that no voter’s name would be deleted without prior notice and a hearing, with appeals possible to the District Magistrate or Chief Electoral Officer (CEO). #SIRNoFearOnlyFair
India’s democracy rests on independent institutions. The election commission-autonomous since 1950-runs SIR with no govt. interference. Its only mandate: fair, inclusive, transparent rolls. Trust the process, trust your vote #SIRNoFearOnlyFair
SIR, simply a process to identify and remove those voters who are not residing in the state and become the part of the electoral roll somewhere else in the country. SIR could remove this duplicity #SIRNoFearOnlyFair
Hey India, don’t fall for rumours-SIR is not anti Muslim or anti anyone. It’s about making sure young voters, students, migrants-EVERYONE-is on the roll. Claim your vote, claim your future #SIRNoFearOnlyFair
India-SIR is not just Bihar’s story. Since 1952, India has had 13 intensive revisions, including full roll-assess and door to door checks. ECI legally wields this power under Article 324 and Section 21 of the RPA (1950) #SIRNoFearOnlyFair
SIR in Bihar is beneficial in longer run as it will remove migrant voters from list who are either don't vote in Bihar or registered as voter in other states also. It will benefit by restricting casting false votes in elections #SIRNoFearOnlyFair
Bringing SIR is not a politically motivated move as section 21of Representation of People Act 1950 authorises the election commission to carry out a special revision of the electoral roll at any time #SIRNoFearOnlyFair
The SIR as a process would remove more than 20 lakh dead people from the voter list, around 10 lakh people registered more than once and larger than 35 lakh who had migrated from the state #SIRNoFearOnlyFair
Khalistani extremists, backed by Pakistan, murdered innocent civilians throughout the 1980s and 1990s. Never forget the pain they caused to Punjab and India. #KhalistanTerrorism#OperationBlueStar
The Waqf Amendment Act strengthens governance by including backward classes, women, & minority sects in Boards. Representation ensures equitable development & reflects true democracy. #eknayiUMEED
By removing Section 40, the Waqf Amendment Act ends Waqf Boards’ power to claim any property unilaterally. In 2018, a Tamil Nadu village was wrongly declared Waqf land—now, such errors are history. #eknayiUMEED
The Waqf Amendment Act ensures women’s representation in Waqf Boards, empowering them to manage assets worth billions, like schools and hospitals, for community upliftment. #eknayiUMEED
Under Umeed Act, allowing appeals against Waqf Tribunal orders upholds natural justice. Earlier, aggrieved persons had no recourse if the Tribunal ruled against them. Now, they can appeal in High Courts. This ensures fairness & reduces pending cases from 32,000+. #eknayiUMEED
Under Umeed Act, deleting Section 40 stops unsubstantiated claims over properties. Claims without proof have caused disputes, like Karnataka Waqf Board’s claim on ASI-protected lands. This change harmonizes Waqf laws with other laws, reducing conflicts & litigation. #eknayiUMEED
Separate Waqf Boards for Bohras & Aghakhani communities aren’t divisive—they promote inclusivity. The Waqf Amendment Act ensures representation for all groups, including women & backward classes. This fosters social justice within the Muslim community. #eknayiUMEED