Kamal Kumar Biswas.TOD.Balurghat
A special legal assistance meeting was organized by the Revolutionary Socialist Party (RSP) at Gopalganj R.N. High School in Kumarganj block on Sunday to help people whose names have been excluded from the electoral rolls during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process, as well as those with pending cases before tribunals.
The meeting drew a large turnout, with a substantial crowd gathering at the venue as residents sought guidance on issues related to the voter-list revision.Among those present were RSP leaders Sucheta Biswas, Arnab Chowdhury, Biswanath Shil and Amar Sarkar, along with other party leaders and workers.
Speakers discussed the procedures involved in challenging the exclusion of names from voter lists and explained the steps affected residents could take to seek their re-inclusion. The meeting also focused on the legal difficulties faced by people whose cases are pending before tribunals.
Party leaders provided guidance on the documents that may be required and outlined possible legal steps for those seeking assistance. Residents attending the meeting raised questions about their individual cases and described difficulties they had encountered during the SIR process.
The RSP representatives responded to the queries and offered legal advice on the issues raised.The party said it would continue to stand by people facing difficulties related to the SIR process and provide assistance wherever necessary. Sunday’s meeting, the party said, was part of that effort to help affected residents navigate the legal and administrative procedures surrounding the electoral-roll revision.
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