New Delhi, Oct. 29 -- The Supreme Court on Wednesday asked the Election Commission of India (ECI) not to require nearly 4.3 million Delhi residents -- whose names were removed from the electoral rolls after they could not be found at their last known addresses -- to reapply as new voters through Form 6 under the ongoing special intensive revision (SIR), provided they were on the 2026 rolls. Instead, it suggested that such voters be permitted to restore their names through Form 8, which is intended for address-related changes, or through the enumeration process. The court also made it clear that it had not upheld the Election Commission's use of the "logical discrepancy" category to flag voters during the revision, saying the legality of the...