On April 6, 2026, the Supreme Court of India will address around 60 lakh claims and objections from voters removed from the electoral rolls in West Bengal during the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR). As of noon on the same day, judicial officers had resolved over 59.15 lakh objections. The Chief Justice of the Calcutta High Court reported disruptions faced by officers, particularly in Malda district, but noted that approximately eight lakh cases had been processed. The court decided that central forces would remain in West Bengal to maintain order, citing concerns over safety and past incidents. The Election Commission of India (ECI) plans to publish a supplementary electoral roll later that night. A three-member panel of former senior judges will be formed to develop uniform procedures for the appellate tribunals, which are still not fully operational. The court emphasized the importance of ensuring a fair electoral process and the need for the ECI to facilitate greater electoral participation.