Karnataka chief minister D K Shivakumar on Monday rejected the opposition charge of his government’s interference in the ongoing SIR process in the state, and accused the BJP and JD(S) of “engaging in politics” over the issue. DK Shivakumar said none from his government is interfering in the SIR process, and the officers involved are functioning under the command of the EC. (@CMofKarnataka) Asserting that officials involved in the SIR were working under the guidance of the Election Commission of India, he said, “Let the EC probe the allegations.” The CM was responding to a delegation of NDA leaders submitting a formal complaint to Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer V Anbukkumar earlier in the day, alleging “massive irregularities” in the ongoing SIR of electoral rolls in the state and demanding an immediate inquiry and mandatory door-to-door re-verification of all enumeration forms. They also sought strict legal action against all officials and political functionaries found responsible for these “irregularities”. “We (Congress) have our own differences of opinion regarding how the Election Commission is conducting the SIR. We …