Know Your Neighbour

The author of 'To Kill A Democracy' visited our camp today. He came to see the work. He stayed to praise it.

Debasish Roy Chowdhury was not expecting to find a room full of people under 25, processing voter appeals, sitting with deleted citizens, and running what is arguably one of the most consequential legal aid operations in Bengal right now.

But that is exactly what he found.

Every deleted voter deserves clarity, support, and a way forward.

That is why Sabar Institute created the Citizen’s Handbook - a free, step by step guide to help people in Bengal understand and file their SIR appeal without fear, confusion, or dependency.

Covered today by The Telegraph, this handbook was made for ordinary citizens. Because a legal process should never feel like a closed door that only experts can open.

If your name has been deleted or placed under adjudication, visit sabarinstitute.org and download the handbook directly from our website.

The SIR camp is also open for you.

Visit our office: 44/1A, Manasatala Lane, Khidirpur, Kolkata, West Bengal 700023

Contact us: 8585859971

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One constituency. One dataset. And it ended up in Hindustan Times, BBC, India Today, The Quint, Scroll, The Telegraph and more.

95.5% of deleted voters in Nandigram's SIR list were Muslim. That is not an allegation. That is what the data shows.

We have now made the full repository public. Every number, every source, everything verifiable — because that is how we work.

But Nandigram is one seat. West Bengal has 294.

🔗 Explore the data: https://sabar-institute.github.io/sir/

If you want this research to cover the rest of Bengal, support it.

Scan the QR code in the poster or donate at donate.sabarinstitute.org

Power the research. Protect the vote.