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Rahul Gandhi: India's opposition rallies against voter roll revision exercise
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Tens of thousands are expected to gather at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi for an opposition-led mega rally.
The rally demands the resignation of the chief election commissioner and protests a voter-list revision exercise.
The Election Commission states the revision aims to purge deceased or relocated voters, while the opposition alleges it favors the ruling BJP.
Rahul Gandhi has accused the government of voter disenfranchisement and the demolition of Indian democracy.
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Delhi police permitted the rally under strict conditions, deploying thousands of security and paramilitary personnel.
The BBC reports that tens of thousands of people are expected to gather in Delhi for a major opposition rally called by the Congress party to demand electoral reforms and the resignation of the chief election commissioner. The protest centers on a controversial voter-list revision exercise that has removed millions of names from draft rolls, with opposition parties alleging the process benefits Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling party. While the Election Commission and the BJP have denied these allegations, opposition leaders like Rahul Gandhi continue to accuse authorities of disenfranchising voters and undermining democracy. Meanwhile, authorities have deployed heavy security across the city with specific conditions for the demonstration.
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The BBC reports that tens of thousands of people are expected to gather in Delhi for a major opposition rally called by the Congress party to demand electoral reforms and the resignation of the chief election commissioner. The protest centers on a controversial voter-list revision exercise that has removed millions of names from draft rolls, with opposition parties alleging the process benefits Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling party. While the Election Commission and the BJP have denied these allegations, opposition leaders like Rahul Gandhi continue to accuse authorities of disenfranchising voters and undermining democracy. Meanwhile, authorities have deployed heavy security across the city with specific conditions for the demonstration.