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Supreme Court says Delhi SIR notices seem ‘machine-generated’ and mechanically issued

The court asked the Election Commission’s counsel if the people to whom these notices were sent at least know what logical discrepancies they have to prove incorrect; petitioners argue that the term ‘logical discrepancies’ was not defined by the EC

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