Anjali Bhardwaj & Amrita Johri have moved the Supreme Court against requiring voters excluded in SIR to use Form 6, arguing it forces them to falsely declare they are first time applicants. Prashant Bhushan will mention the matter tomorrow. The petition states that 47,56,722 voters, 32.78% of Delhi’s pre-SIR electorate were excluded from the draft roll under the Absent, Shifted, Dead or Duplicate (ASDD) category. To seek restoration, they must submit Form 6, which requires them to declare that they are applying for inclusion for the first time. The petition argues that this forces previously registered voters to make a factually incorrect declaration, potentially exposing them to penalties for false declarations under Section 31 of the Representation of the People Act, 1950. It also challenges the additional declaration required with Forms 6 and 8 during SIR, arguing that it was introduced without following the legally mandated rule making procedure. It questions why different requirements apply during SIR and non-SIR periods.