Mamata Urges CEC to Halt Voter List Revision, Calls it 'Attack on Constitution'

• Mamata Banerjee wrote to CEC Gyanesh Kumar, demanding an immediate halt to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the voter list in West Bengal.
• She alleged serious irregularities, procedural violations, and administrative flaws, stating the process was 'unplanned, with inadequate preparation, and in haste'.
• Banerjee claimed the SIR process 'attacks the basic structure of our democracy and the spirit of the Constitution'.
• She warned that continuing SIR in its current form would cause 'irreparable damage' and lead to 'widespread disenfranchisement of voters'.
• Concerns include faulty IT systems, inconsistent instructions, insufficient training, and non-appointment of Booth Level Agents (BLAs), questioning fairness and credibility.

Why It Matters: Mamata Banerjee demands CEC halt voter list revision, citing constitutional attack and disenfranchisement risk.