"Pandora's Box": Top Court Refuses To Hear SIR Plea By 91 Lucknow Residents

The Supreme Court of India has declined to hear a plea from 91 residents of Lucknow who sought inclusion in the voter list after their homes were demolished. The residents, who were affected by the demolition, argued that their exclusion from the electoral roll was unjust. However, the court advised them to seek assistance from local election officials to address their concerns. This decision has raised questions about the electoral rights of residents displaced by urban development projects. The case highlights ongoing issues surrounding housing rights and the impact of infrastructure development on vulnerable populations in urban areas across India.
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