Supreme Court says it has not ruled on Bihar's new Form 6
In short
On Monday, the Supreme Court said it has not decided anything on Bihar’s new Form 6.
Justice Bagchi said the form was not considered in earlier hearings in the Bihar electoral-roll case. This matters because the rules for voter lists are still unclear, but the source does not say the court’s next step.
What the reporting says
The Supreme Court said on Monday that it has not adjudicated on the new Form 6 in the Bihar Special Intensive Revision case, according to a publisher summary. Justice Bagchi said the form was not part of earlier hearings, while the Election Commission had suggested approval existed. The immediate consequence is continued uncertainty around electoral-roll procedures, including a point the reporting says may matter nationwide.
Why it matters
The Supreme Court said on Monday that it had not adjudicated on the new Form 6 in the Bihar Special Intensive Revision case. Justice Bagchi noted that the form was not part of earlier hearings, while the Election Commission had earlier suggested approval existed. The reporting leaves the next legal or administrative step unresolved.