<h1>State party committee says planned Special Intensive Revision ahead of local polls would cause logistical chaos and voter disenfranchisement</h1> A state party committee challenged the election commission's planned Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls as impractical ahead of imminent local-body polls, arguing the parallel exercise would create logistical hardship, risk widespread disenfranchisement and lack safeguards for existing bona fide voters; it cited a recent roll revision in another state that allegedly excluded many voters who then lacked time to submit documentation. The committee and an opposition leader characterized SIR as politically disruptive and pledged to resist implementation, while election officials indicate a possible pan-India roll-cleanup before year-end given multiple upcoming assembly elections.