India news: Opposition protest clouds Modi's 25-year milestone
Delhi police has beefed up security around the Election Commission of India, likely preparing for another day of 'vote theft' protests. Meanwhile, PM Modi marks 25 years in public service. Follow live.
India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is commemorating Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 25 years in office with a campaign dubbed "Seva Sankalp." The celebration includes a bike rally and public gatherings across BJP-ruled states. Prime Minister Modi, who first took office as Gujarat's chief minister in 2001, was praised by Defense Minister Rajnath Singh for his dedication and good governance.
Meanwhile, opposition leaders have been detained after marching on the Election Commission of India to protest alleged vote theft. This comes as authorities have implemented prohibitory orders to prevent further protests, raising concerns about the impact on Modi's milestone day.
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