The controversy surrounding SIR seems to be escalating. While the CJP continues to demand the resignation of Sir and Gyanesh Kumar, the India Block is also on the streets demanding Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation. Meanwhile, tight security measures remain in place in Delhi, and now another important information is emerging. Farmers are also preparing to raise their voices regarding SIR. News has emerged that a major nationwide protest by the Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) will begin on October 23rd. Farmers’ participation in the SIR issue is now emerging, and discussions regarding farmer subsidies have already intensified.
Regarding the SIR issue, farmers’ organizations have also decided to raise their voices and protest on the streets. The Samyukta Kisan Morcha has called for a major nationwide protest on October 23rd, and this has been announced. As part of this program, various farmer organizations will unite to raise their demands.
Major Controversy Over SIR
SIR, or Special Intensive Revision, is a process for verifying and updating voter lists. Gyanesh has now come under fire for this process, and various political parties and social organizations are raising questions about this process. Farmers’ organizations have also raised questions about this matter, and farmers are now planning to take to the streets over this issue.
A Major Farmers’ Protest to Take Place Nationwide on October 23
The Samyukta Kisan Morcha has announced a major protest planned for October 23. Various farmers’ organizations are planning to unite and raise their voices together. Information has emerged that protests will be held in various parts of the country.
The participation of farmers’ organizations in the protest indicates that the SIR controversy is no longer just an issue for a few organizations or the opposition; it has now become a major issue for the entire country. Which demands will be given more prominence during this movement will be revealed during the upcoming demonstrations. While clear information about the locations of these demonstrations has not yet been officially released, everyone is closely monitoring this.
What is the SIR process?
SIR stands for Special Intensive Revision. This process involves a special intensive revision of the voter list. This plays a crucial role in elections. Its purpose is to verify the information recorded in the voter list and update it according to the prescribed rules. This means that everyone eligible to vote should be included. If someone’s name is incorrect for some reason, or their address is incorrect, and their name is not included, or they are a new voter, they can remove their name from the list through this process, a constitutional right. During this process, tasks such as adding the names of eligible voters, correcting incorrect entries, and making necessary changes under the rules can be carried out. But now, serious questions are being raised about this very process. These questions are being raised because many names have been deliberately removed from the list, which the opposition and some organizations claim the Election Commission did so deliberately to benefit the current government. This is now raising questions and even demands for Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation.
Farmer Organizations’ Participation in the Focus
All eyes are now on the proposed protest on October 23rd. Everyone is now watching this movement to see where and how this farmers’ protest will take place. It remains to be seen how the Samyukta Kisan Morcha and its affiliated organizations raise the issue of SIR. The announcement of the movement has already been made. Farmer organizations have previously expressed their views on many issues, raised numerous demands, and have organized protests and demonstrations. However, how they raise their voices on the SIR issue this time and how their participation is reflected in this matter will be a matter of interest.
All eyes are on the October 23rd protest
The proposed protest on October 23rd, spearheaded by farmer organizations, is currently underway, and every activity of the farmers will be closely monitored. The exact form of the program, the farmer leaders involved, the farmer organizations that will be present, the number of participants, and how the events will be organized in different states are all under scrutiny.
