CEC Row Takes Centre Stage at INDIA Bloc Meeting; Opposition’s Key Demands on Agenda

The INDIA bloc is holding a crucial meeting over the Election Commission row, SIR voter revision issue and demands related to CEC Gyanesh Kumar. Opposition leaders will discuss a joint strategy ahead.

Post Published By: Sreeja Chowdhury

Updated : 30 September 2026, 10:53 AM IST

Leaders of INDIA bloc parties at a meeting over key political issues (Img: X)

New Delhi: The ongoing controversy surrounding the Election Commission and the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls is set to dominate the INDIA bloc’s key meeting here in national capital. Opposition leaders are expected to discuss their future strategy and a coordinated response over the issue.

The meeting comes amid growing political debate over the SIR process and allegations raised by opposition parties regarding voter list revisions. Several INDIA bloc parties have been coordinating their stand and are likely to discuss possible joint actions.

Also Read: SIR Row Explodes: INDIA Bloc Meets Today, Opposition Prepares Next Political Move

SIR, Voter Lists and CEC Issue on Agenda

The main focus of the meeting is expected to be the SIR exercise, electoral roll changes and the opposition’s concerns regarding the functioning of the Election Commission. Parties have also discussed demands concerning Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

Congress and some other opposition parties have raised objections over the voter revision process and have demanded greater transparency. The Election Commission has maintained that its decisions follow legal procedures and institutional processes.

Opposition Plans Joint Strategy

Leaders from various INDIA bloc parties are expected to discuss a common approach on the issue and possible programmes to highlight their concerns. The meeting is being held as opposition parties attempt to coordinate their response on electoral matters.

Some Parties Skip the Meeting

The meeting is also taking place amid differences among alliance partners. Reports suggest that some parties, including DMK and AAP, are not attending the session, while other opposition leaders are participating or sending representatives.

Also Read: Opposition Steps Up EC Challenge: INDIA Bloc Meet Likely On September 30

The developments around the SIR process and the Election Commission are expected to remain a key political issue as opposition parties decide their next course of action.