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Opposition cites former editor's passport, voter roll ordeal to target Centre
A former editor's passport renewal stalled after his name was removed from West Bengal's electoral rolls, sparking outrage from opposition parties. Congress, TMC, and CPI(M) leaders decried the incident as a sign of eroding citizen rights, linking it to the controversial Special Intensive Revision exercise. They argue this disenfranchises vulnerable populations and serves a divisive agenda, urging a closer look at the process's impact.
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scroll.in
An ex-editor writes: My name was deleted during SIR. Now police won’t clear my passport application
One can only imagine what the truly marginalised must endure, notes the former editor of ‘The Telegraph’.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Opposition cites former editor's passport, voter roll ordeal to target Centre
A former editor's passport renewal stalled after his name was removed from West Bengal's electoral rolls, sparking outrage from opposition parties. Congress, TMC, and CPI(M)…
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thehindu.com
Opposition cites former ‘The Telegraph’ editor Rajagopal's passport, voter roll ordeal to target Centre
Opposition parties criticize the Centre after R. Rajagopal's passport renewal issues highlight broader citizens' rights erosion in West Bengal.
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Editors Guild condemns denial of passport, voting right to former ‘The Telegraph’ editor
R Rajagopal’s plight highlights the misery that millions of Indians are being put through because of the voter list revision, the news association said.
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Why a scholar of citizenship is taking on Bengal SIR exclusions
The new BJP government is excluding deleted voters from welfare schemes even as most of the 34 lakh appeals filed after the SIR remain undecided.
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Press Club of India raises concern over passport issues faced by two senior journalists
Press Club of India voices concern over passport issues faced by journalists R. Rajagopal and Samrat Choudhury amid citizenship challenges.