<h1>Political Party Threatens Election Boycott Over Alleged Voter Roll Fraud and Disenfranchisement Claims</h1> A political party in Bihar is considering boycotting the upcoming assembly elections due to allegations of irregularities in the special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. The party claims that booth-level officers are fraudulently signing voter enumeration forms and using blank forms improperly, with journalists reporting these issues facing legal action. The party has challenged the voter roll revision in the Supreme Court, arguing it will disenfranchise millions of eligible voters. Opposition members protested in the state assembly, criticizing the ruling government and the Election Commission for allegedly acting in favor of the ruling party and ignoring Supreme Court guidance on acceptable voter identification documents. The party leader denied accusations that the boycott threat stems from fear of electoral defeat and indicated that formal objections to the draft electoral roll will begin once the Election Commission initiates the process.