Here’s why it matters: Without parliamentary amendment, the EC added a new section asking applicants if their family was in the last voter revision. Not only was this a legal overreach; it also risked turning voter registration into a bureaucratic maze for ordinary citizens. The online form had it; the downloadable PDF didn’t. That inconsistency alone should’ve raised red flags. The best part? The change was rolled back after just four days. This isn’t just about paperwork; it’s about who controls voter access. And when even top election officials say ‘this shouldn’t be here’, you know something’s off. Stay alert; small changes in voter forms can have big consequences.