Mamata Banerjee Argues SIR Case in Supreme Court: 'Not Getting Justice Anywhere'

• West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee personally argued her SIR case in the Supreme Court, stating she is 'not getting justice anywhere'.
• She highlighted that the SIR process is being used for exclusion, removing names of women who changed surnames post-marriage, those who changed residences, and poor families.
• Mamata alleged violations of court directives, with deletions categorized as 'logical discrepancy' or 'wrong mapping' without due process.
• She complained that Aadhaar is not being accepted as valid proof in West Bengal despite apex court directives, and accused the commission of 'bulldozing the state'.
• The Supreme Court expressed concern about valid voters being removed and will hear the case again on Monday, inviting Mamata to appear again if she wishes.