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Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of Voter Rolls: A Mere Administrative Task or a Calculated Political Strategy? The Shocking Analysis by Thol. Thirumavalavan

Many of us are aware that the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral rolls is currently underway across the country, especially in Tamil Nadu. At first glance, this may appear to be a routine, necessary administrative action by the government to remove bogus voters and enroll eligible citizens.

But is this just an administrative task? Or is there a deeper, calculated political strategy hidden behind it? The analysis by leader Thol. Thirumavalavan sheds light on the shocking truths behind this action. According to his analysis, this is not a simple voter list verification; rather, it is part of a multi-pronged attack that questions the very future of Indian democracy. This article details the 5 crucial facts we must know from that study.

1. "Secret NRC": The Conspiracy Hidden under the Guise of Voter List Revision!

This Special Intensive Revision (SIR) is not a regular voter roll revision. It is a "Filtration Process" covertly creating a National Register of Citizens (NRC). Its operation is highly deceitful. With a single order, the Election Commission has done something unimaginable: it has declared all 6.5 crore existing voters in Tamil Nadu as invalid and is compelling every citizen to re-apply for the status they already hold.

In the past, the task of correcting the voter list was undertaken by political parties and officials. But now, that "burden" has been entirely placed upon individual citizens. A new condition has been imposed: those whose names were not on the 2002 voter list must show one of 13 documents to prove they are an Indian citizen before they can register as a voter. This is different from the NRC project directly implemented in Assam. Since massive protests erupted against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and NRC in states like Tamil Nadu, the ruling establishment, unable to implement it directly, is attempting to achieve the same goal through the backdoor via the Election Commission.

"Because it is not possible to directly implement the NRC in other states under the law called CAA, they are using the Election Commission to carry out this filtering process, called the Special Intensive Revision, to find out who the citizens are."

2. Not Ordinary Politicians: What is the BJP's True Long-Term Plan?

This "Secret NRC" is not an isolated administrative action; it is the first step of a colossal, sinister ideological blueprint devised by the BJP and RSS leadership. It would be a monumental mistake to consider the BJP and RSS leadership as mere average politicians seeking temporary power or personal gain. Their goal is much deeper. Their sole objective is to utterly destroy the dream of India built by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar on the foundations of social justice, equality, and secularism.

Their ultimate aim is to dismantle the current Indian Constitution and establish a rule of "One Nation, One Religion" based on the ideologies of Golwalkar and Savarkar. This is not just about winning elections; it is an ideological war to change the very soul of India.

"The dream they envision is the destruction of Ambedkar's dream. That is their single action plan."

3. The Threat of Millions Losing Voting Rights: Who Will This Plan Harm?

The cruel ulterior motive of this plan becomes clear when we look at who the target is. Thirumavalavan points out that due to these complex procedures, approximately 10% to 15% of voters will not be able to register themselves. Consequently, there is a risk that about 65 lakh to 1 crore people in Tamil Nadu alone will lose their democratic right.

The plan has been intentionally launched during the monsoon season in Tamil Nadu, followed by major festivals like Christmas and Pongal. This was done knowing it would create maximum disruption for the public. The human cost of this stress is horrific: the shocking information that 19 Booth Level Officers (BLOs) across the country have committed suicide due to the inability to handle this mental pressure exposes the inhumane nature of this scheme. The most severely affected will be the marginalised communities like ordinary people, the poor, Dalits, minorities, and migrant workers. The conspiracy behind this is to snatch the voting rights of these communities who are likely to vote against them.

4. Undermining Democratic Institutions: Is the Election Commission's Independence Questioned?

To implement the conspiracy described in Point 1 and the consequences mentioned in Point 3, it is essential to bring democratic institutions under their control. Thirumavalavan's key argument is that the BJP government is deliberately dismantling the country's democratic institutions to retain power. As part of this, he alleges that the Election Commission of India no longer functions as an independent body but is operating as a single entity in collaboration with the ruling BJP government.

Recently, a video surfaced showing Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar bowing down and touching the feet of Union Minister Amit Shah. This is not just a question of courtesy; Thirumavalavan argues it is a visual proof that the institution itself has surrendered to the ruling establishment. This raises the question of how an organization with a commissioner who shows such subservience to the ruling party leader can be trusted to conduct a free and fair election.

"Friends, the Election Commission and the BJP have become one institution today. The Election Commission and the rulers of the Indian Union are openly working towards the same objective."

5. This is Not Just Political Opposition: The Struggle to Protect Ambedkar's Dream!

The struggle against this entire scheme is not being waged for mere political gain or opportunism. It is a principled fight rooted in the ideological foundations of Ambedkarism, Periyarism, and social justice.

Just as the BJP/RSS attempted to infiltrate Dalit communities in other states by dividing them into different identities, they are trying the same in Tamil Nadu. However, Thirumavalavan states that the Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK) acts as a "preventive barrier" stopping their infiltration, particularly within the Adi Dravidar community. Directly addressing critics who diminish the party's role, he emphatically registers VCK's autonomy and on-the-ground experience:

"We know our height, we know our strength, and we can devise our own strategies. No one needs to advise us."

The main objective of this struggle is to protect the Constitution given to us by Dr. Ambedkar and India's pluralistic, secular structure. This is not a competition between parties; it is a philosophical battle to save the soul of the nation.

Conclusion

Thus, the voter list revision has moved beyond a normal administrative procedure and has become a critical political arena that will determine the future of Indian democracy. It is clear that this is not a move to remove bogus voters; rather, it is part of a long-term plan to snatch the voting rights of marginalised communities, bring democratic institutions under their control, and fundamentally alter the country's basic principles.

In this era where democratic rights are being subtly eroded, what should be the duty of every citizen in monitoring and protecting the fundamental principles of our nation? This is the most important question before us.