Mamata Banerjee have Filled her Enumeration Form said Amit Malviya

Kolkata, West Bengal: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee faced strong criticism from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday. Amit Malviya criticized her. This criticism came after she submitted her Special Intensive Revision (SIR) enumeration form on the final day of the process. Although publicly claiming at a rally in Krishanagar hours earlier that she would boycott the exercise in protest. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of West Bengal is misleading voters. She continuously alleges that the BJP rushed the enumeration drive through the Election Commission. Even as nearly 100% of Bengal’s electorate completed the procedure on time, eliminating the need for an expansion. Mamata Banerjee publicly said that she would not submit her enumeration form. This is a form of protest against which the enumeration process was being conducted. She made this claim just hours before submitting the form. She filed it later on the same day, 11 December 2025. She claimed this statement on December 11, 2025, just a few hours ago. Later, on the same day, she filled it.

Amit Malviya, a senior BJP leader, is accusing West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of misleading the public. According to him:

She submitted her SIR Enumeration Form on the last day. But just a few hours earlier, during a rally in Krishnanagar, she said she would not submit the form. He claims this contradiction shows her “instinct to mislead.” He further alleges that:

For months, she spread misinformation about the SIR process. Despite her statements, she ultimately completed the form on 11 December 2025, to remain a valid voter. The voters of Bengal ignored her protest. Almost 100% of them submitted their forms. Therefore, the Election Commission didn’t need to extend the deadline.

Finally, he concludes that:

Bengal’s voters “no longer trust” Mamata Banerjee. And that the TMC government’s time is coming to an end. Amit Malviya’s comments reflect the BJP’s political position in West Bengal. His goal appears to be:

Highlighting inconsistency — pointing out that Mamata Banerjee said one thing and did another.

Questioning credibility — using this incident to argue she misled people.

Political messaging — presenting the high voter participation as a rejection of her stance.

Strengthening BJP’s narrative — that public trust in the TMC government is declining.

In essence, he is using this incident to shape a broader political argument about credibility. He is also focusing on public trust. Additionally, he is addressing the upcoming electoral environment in the state. Therefore, the last date of form submission was on December 11, 2025. The enumeration phase officially ended in West Bengal.
Currently, in a significant development, the Election Commission of India has flagged a large volume of voter entries. This follows the digitisation of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) forms. The entries may be excluded from the updated electoral roll. Officials indicate that these entries include categories such as deceased voters, permanently shifted individuals, and suspected duplicate or invalid records. It is observed that the scale of these findings is significant. This could have major implications for the final voter list. The list is set to undergo public scrutiny once the draft rolls are released. A detailed breakdown of the categories and their impact on constituencies will be revealed in the next news.