<h1>Union Minister Defends Election Roll Revision, Criticizes Opposition Over Law, Security, and Political Conduct</h1> A union minister and party chief stated that a current state chief minister will be sworn in again after upcoming assembly elections. The minister expressed regret over supporting the current government, alleging it has yielded to criminals, while affirming commitment to the ruling alliance and its leader. He defended the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, asserting it aims to prevent voter fraud without causing injustice, and criticized opposition claims of wrongful deletions. The minister rejected calls for a fact-finding committee on law and order, asserting personal knowledge of the state's situation. He accused opposition parties of politicizing military operations and undermining national institutions to target the prime minister, criticizing their reliance on foreign statements over domestic authorities. The minister condemned opposition disruptions during parliamentary sessions convened to discuss security operations, urging responsible political conduct.