Kolkata–Delhi political corridor me abhi ek hi mudda chhaya hua hai: SIR, yaani Special Intensive Revision of Voter List, aur is par Amit Shah aur Mamata Banerjee ki teekhi takraar. Union Home Minister Amit Shah ne ek statement me aarop lagaya ki kuch political parties “infiltrators ko bachane” ke liye Election Commission ki voter list saaf karne wali exercise ka virodh kar rahi hain. Ye tipanni Mamata Banerjee ke us letter ke baad aayi jisme unhone SIR process ko “chaotic, coercive aur dangerous” bola.
Kya Hai Mudda?
SIR basically ek special revision exercise hai jisme Election Commission voter list ko dobara ground level se verify karta hai, taaki fake voters, dead voters aur illegal entries ko hataaya ja sake. Amit Shah ka kehna hai ki ye process democracy ko “polluted” hone se bachane aur infiltration aur demographic change ke khatre ko rokne ke liye zaroori hai.
Mamata Banerjee ka aarop hai ki Bengal me chal raha SIR logon ko confuse kar raha hai, poor aur migrant voters ke names galat tareeke se delete ho sakte hain, aur officials par unrealistic deadlines ka pressure hai. Unka claim hai ki iske naam par opposition ke vote bank ko target kiya ja raha hai.
Aage Kya Ho Sakta Hai?
Ab focus Election Commission par hai ki woh Bengal me SIR ke rules, deadlines aur grievance system ko kitna transparent banata hai. Political taur par BJP “illegal infiltrators hataane” ka narrative push kar rahi hai, jabki Trinamool ise “aslī voters ko bachane ki ladai” bana kar saamne rakhna chahti hai. Aam voter ke liye asli sawaal yahi hai: voter list ki is saaf-safai me unka genuine vote safe rahega ya nahi.
