Internal records indicate that members of the Election Commission of India expressed significant concerns regarding modifications made to Form 6, which is the standard application form for new voter registration. According to reports, the commissioners formally objected to the process, labeling the alterations as 'illegal' and 'unauthorised.'

While the specific nature of the changes to the form remains limited in public reporting, the objection highlights an internal procedural dispute within the constitutional body responsible for overseeing elections. The commissioners' dissent suggests a disagreement over the administrative authority or the legal framework under which these modifications were implemented. As of now, there has been no official clarification from the Election Commission regarding the specific technical or legal basis for the changes, nor has there been a public response to the commissioners' stated objections. The situation underscores ongoing questions regarding the internal decision-making processes and the regulatory oversight of voter enrollment documentation.