Supreme Court orders Indian election commission to allow West Bengal voters to vote if claims are finalized by April 21 or 27.

The Supreme Court has directed the Election Commission of India to allow voters in West Bengal whose names were removed from the rolls to vote if appellate tribunals clear their claims before the April 23 and April 29 polling dates. The order, citing the right to vote, mandates that only those with finalized decisions by April 21 or April 27 be included in supplementary revised electoral rolls.