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3 UN special rapporteurs flag 'opaque' SIR process; Election Commission dismisses concerns as baseless Original

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By Bharti Jain
| The Times of India Verified
NEW DELHI: Three United Nations rapporteurs have flagged concerns regarding the special intensive revision (SIR) process completed in 13 states/UTs and ongoing in others, alleging shortcomings like "opaque AI-driven systems, weak ground for deletion of names, inadequate time given to electors for documentation and objections and the exclusion of minorities".
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30% deletions in Daman & Diu SIR draft roll Original

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By Bharti Jain
| The Times of India Verified
NEW DELHI: In the Union territory of Daman and Diu and Dadra and Nagar Haveli, 29.7% of electors have been deleted from the draft electoral roll published on Friday, with officials overseeing the SIR (special intensive revision attributing the unique trend to the UT's large migrant workforce and heavily industrialised economy.The largest share of deletions - 22.5% of the electorate - comprised voters who were marked absent or untraceable as they were not found on their registered addresses...
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Union home minister Amit Shah reviews port security bureau plan, pushes CISF-trained guards

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By Bharti Jain
| The Times of India Verified
News Union home minister Amit Shah reviews port security bureau plan, pushes CISF-trained guards Union home minister Amit Shah reviews port security bureau plan, pushes CISF-trained guards NEW DELHI: Home minister Amit Shah, who on Friday reviewed the progress in establishment of a Bureau of Port Security (BoPS), the dedicated agency proposed to oversee regulatory and inspection functions relating to security of ships and port facilities, emphasised that only licensed private security...
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