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New Delhi, Oct 9 (PTI) The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Bihar State Legal Service Authority (BSLSA) to issue directions to its district-level bodies for assisting 3.66 lakh voters excluded from the final electoral rolls in filing appeals with the Election Commission. The top court said that it expected the political parties to come out with their grievances with regard to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise after they were impleaded in the matter, but they appear to be satisfied. It said the question of deciding appeals by voters who have been excluded after the SIR exercise of electoral…
Patna, Oct 9 (PTI) Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh called Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar a “remote-controlled chief minister” on Thursday and asked why he or the BJP-led Centre did not ensure that the Bihar reservation law was made part of the Ninth Schedule of the Constitution. Ramesh also took a dig at Kumar for switching sides frequently, saying “bees saal, char palti (20 years, four U-turns)”. Releasing a “chargesheet” against the BJP-JD(U) rule in Bihar ahead of next month’s Assembly polls, Ramesh said the “double-engine” government does not have fuel. Asserting that the upcoming polls would be historic, the…