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Delhi INDIA Bloc Protest LIVE: Opposition To March Against CEC Gyanesh Kumar; Seek Meeting With CJI

INDIA Bloc To Protest Against CEC Gyanesh Kumar, Seek Meeting With CJI Congress MP Rahul Gandhi announced on Sunday that opposition parties would take to the streets again, alleging that Delhi Police and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) workers used violence against students and women during the CJP-led protest. The opposition bloc is scheduled to march towards the Supreme Court at 1:30 pm on Monday.…

Delhi INDIA Bloc Protest LIVE: Opposition To March Against CEC Gyanesh Kumar; Seek Meeting With CJI

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has announced that opposition parties will protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar on Monday. The INDIA bloc intends to hold a march to the Supreme Court, demanding a meeting with the Chief Justice of India, Surya Kant. The protest aims to raise allegations of electoral malpractice, specifically "vote chori," and to push for the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar.

Bhupinder Singh Hooda, a Congress leader and former Haryana Chief Minister, stated that the protest will persist until Kumar resigns, and the INDIA bloc urges citizens nationwide to join the agitation.

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