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SIR row: 42 former judges defend ECI, warn against ‘denigration’ of institutions

The signatories questioned allegations of “vote theft” made without supporting evidence, warning that repeatedly branding constitutional authorities as “thieves” and “compromised” could erode public trust in democratic institutions

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Defending the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, the signatories said it is a legally established exercise aimed at ensuring clean and accurate electoral rolls. Representational Pic

Defending the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, the signatories said it is a legally established exercise aimed at ensuring clean and accurate electoral rolls. Representational Pic

In a strongly worded open letter, 42 former judges, including those who have served as Supreme Court and High Court judges, on Thursday expressed grave concern over what they described as a sustained campaign to undermine the Election Commission of India (ECI), the judiciary and other constitutional institutions.

The signatories questioned allegations of “vote theft” made without supporting evidence, warning that repeatedly branding constitutional authorities as “thieves” and “compromised” could erode public trust in democratic institutions, IANS reported.

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