Process disenfranchising millions, turning them to second class citizens is arbitrary, says Justice Bhuyan
Justice Bhuyan of the Supreme Court criticized a mass voter exclusion process, calling it arbitrary and a threat to the Constitution. He argued that removing millions from electoral rolls without clear justification turns citizens into second‑class status, undermining democratic principles. The judge warned that such actions cannot be justified by procedural excuses or whataboutery. The decision highlights the need for transparent voter registration procedures.