The Election Commission of India is currently awaiting responses from opposition parties following a request by the Congress for an urgent meeting. This request was made on behalf of ten opposition parties to address concerns regarding the special intensive revision of electoral rolls in Bihar. The Congress, acting as a representative for these parties, sought to discuss potential issues and ensure transparency and fairness in the electoral process. In response, the Election Commission extended individual invitations to each party involved, aiming to facilitate direct communication and address any specific concerns they might have. However, as of now, none of the invited parties have confirmed their participation in these discussions. This situation highlights the ongoing challenges in coordinating among diverse political entities and ensuring that all voices are heard in the electoral process. The lack of response from the opposition parties could impact the timeline and effectiveness of the roll revision process in Bihar, a state with significant political importance. The Election Commission’s proactive approach in reaching out individually underscores its commitment to maintaining an open dialogue with all political stakeholders. The outcome of these discussions, or lack thereof, could have implications for future electoral processes and the overall political landscape in India. As the situation develops, it remains crucial for all parties involved to engage constructively to uphold democratic principles and ensure a fair electoral environment.