
Thousands of protesters marched in New Delhi, demanding the election chief’s resignation over voter-roll changes that the opposition says favor Narendra Modi’s party.
9:46 AMAl Jazeera5 stories from 3 sources
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Thousands of protesters marched in New Delhi, demanding the election chief’s resignation over voter-roll changes that the opposition says favor Narendra Modi’s party.
9:46 AMAl Jazeera
Protesters in New Delhi marched with a one-kilometre banner listing people removed from India’s voter rolls.
11:42 AMAl Jazeera
India’s Congress Party is organizing what could become one of the country’s largest demonstrations in a series of rallies that has continued since the summer.
11:51 AMThe New York Times
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Thousands of protesters marched in New Delhi, demanding the election chief’s resignation over voter-roll changes that the opposition says favor Narendra Modi’s party.
The dispute has shifted from a technical voter-roll issue into a broader fight over the
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Trust in voter rolls and the election commission will shape whether India’s next electoral contest is accepted as legitimate.
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Protesters in New Delhi marched with a one-kilometre banner listing people removed from India’s voter rolls.
The demonstration turns disputed voter deletions into a visible test of electoral accountability. Those removed
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Voter-roll removals can directly determine who is able to participate in an election.

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India’s Congress Party is organizing what could become one of the country’s largest demonstrations in a series of rallies that has continued since the summer.
The planned rally signals an effort by Congress to turn sustained public unrest into a
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The demonstration could show whether India’s opposition can convert recurring protests into a durable national challenge.
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