<h1>Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls raises Aadhaar admissibility and risks of disenfranchisement from mass deletions.</h1> The Special Intensive Revision is an inherent electoral roll correction process involving additions and deletions; the exercise is defended as aimed at ensuring eligible voters while petitioners allege mass deletions, lack of transparent legal basis, and risk of disenfranchisement. The admissibility of Aadhaar was discussed: forgery risk alone cannot disqualify the identifier, though Aadhaar does not establish citizenship and may only prevent duplication. A core legal dispute concerns whether citizenship determination and removal from rolls require adjudication by the designated authority rather than administrative processing by electoral officers.