The Election Commission (EC) tells voters they can get names re-included in electoral rolls by filling Form 6, the EC states before the Delhi High Court. The statement is made in connection with a petition seeking restoration of the names of two petitioners in the electoral rolls.
The court is hearing the petition filed by voters whose names are allegedly missing or excluded from the rolls. Across the coverage, the focus is on the EC’s procedural guidance: voters should approach the EC through the prescribed process rather than seeking relief outside the established mechanism.
While outlets provide limited additional detail beyond the EC’s submission and the nature of the court challenge, the key point is that the EC points petitioners to Form 6 as the appropriate route for re-inclusion. The reporting indicates the matter is pending before the Delhi High Court, which will decide on the petition in light of the EC’s position.
