The Election Commission’s voter roll revision exercise in Bihar, three months before elections, has sparked a political controversy. The RJD has raised concerns about transparency, timing, and lack of consultation, while the BJP defends the move as necessary to eliminate bogus voters. The issue is now before the Supreme Court. RJD MP Manoj Jha questioned the EC’s reliance on ‘sources’ for information about illegal voters, calling for an official statement. BJP’s Shahnawaz Hussain argued the exercise is routine and necessary in a border state. Meanwhile, Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan defended Hindi, urging people to learn and embrace it as a unifying national language. He invoked former President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam’s love for Hindi. This sparked debate among southern politicians, with some supporting Hindi as a link language while others opposed it. The Congress party’s stance appeared inconsistent across states. YSR Congress Party said they respect all languages but not at the cost of Telugu pride. TDP leader Nara Lokesh supported Hindi as a link language, saying there’s nothing wrong with learning it. #biharelections #voterrollrevision #pawalakalyan #electioncommission #rjd #bjp #supremecourt #hindidebate #languagepolicy #southernstates #andhrapradesh #nationallanguage
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