<h1>MP calls chief minister 'brain dead' and urges medical exam; Aadhaar use in SIR raises access and transparency concerns</h1> An opposition MP publicly alleged that the state chief minister is 'brain dead' and urged a medical panel exam, statements that may give rise to defamation exposure and implicate medical-privacy and professional-ethics issues if pursued. The Supreme Court's direction to accept Aadhaar in the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls was hailed as a legal win for marginalized voters; challenges to the Election Commission's refusal to provide a machine-readable voter list and to display SIR processes raise transparency and compliance questions with court orders. Allegations of non-citizens on rolls could trigger electoral verification procedures or litigation.