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1. Electoral roll purges —large-scale removal of names from voter lists, often raising concerns over fairness and accuracy.

2. logical discrepancy — an inconsistency in reasoning where conclusions do not align with facts or established logic.

3. alleged — claimed to be true without formal proof or final confirmation.

4. tribunals — quasi-judicial bodies set up to adjudicate specific types of disputes outside regular courts.

5. near-total mess — a situation marked by widespread disorder and failure, with little functioning as intended.

6. Special Intensive Revision (SIR) — a focused and thorough update of electoral rolls aimed at verifying and correcting voter records.

7. electoral rolls — official lists of eligible voters maintained for conducting elections.

8. commentators — analysts or observers who provide opinions and interpretations on public affairs.

9. deeply flawed — marked by serious defects that undermine effectiveness or credibility.

10. elimination — the act of removing or excluding something entirely from consideration or existence.

11. alarming situation — a condition that вызывает serious concern due to its potential negative consequences.

12. genuine citizens — individuals who rightfully hold citizenship based on legal and constitutional criteria.

13. Citizenship — the legal status of belonging to a nation, carrying rights as well as duties.

14. entitled to — having a rightful claim or legal eligibility to receive or enjoy something.

15. running helter-skelter — moving in a rushed and disorderly manner, often driven by confusion or urgency.

16. rural people — individuals residing in villages or countryside areas, often dependent on agriculture and local livelihoods.

17. preserving — maintaining or protecting something in its existing state from damage or loss.

18. constitutional significance — importance arising from its relation to the principles and provisions of the Constitution.

19. power is vested in — authority is formally assigned to a person or institution by law.

20. acting beyond its jurisdiction — exercising authority outside the limits legally assigned to an entity.

21. not empower — does not grant legal authority or confer the right to act in a particular matter.

22. usurp the power — seize authority unlawfully, encroaching upon powers not legitimately assigned.

23. not address this question — fails to engage with or provide a response to a specific issue or concern.

24. affidavit — a written statement sworn to be true, submitted as evidence before a court or authority.

25. merely requested — simply asked without imposing obligation or exercising authority.

26. deviating from — departing from an established rule, norm, or prescribed course of action.

27. bye-election — an election held to fill a vacancy arising between general elections.

28. constituency — a defined electoral area represented by a member in a legislative body.

29. revision can be done summarily or intensively — updating electoral records may occur through brief checks or detailed verification processes.

30. a summary revision — a limited update involving minor corrections without thorough re-verification of all entries.