Youth Protests Against Modi and Election Chief Met with Mass Detentions in New Delhi
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With the blockade of access to the city, the closure of metro stations, the cancellation of trains and the deployment of more than 30,000 police and paramilitary personnel, the authorities have militarized the streets in order to dry up the mobilization of citizens. More than 1,000 arrests have been recorded.
The mobilization demands the resignation of the chief of the Electoral Commission, Gyanesh Kumar. A large police operation prevented mass concentration in New Delhi, where authorities suspended mobile internet in part of the city and closed accesses to 45 metro stations.
Riots are brewing in New Delhi as Indian police make mass arrests of protesters. As the BBC reports, roads have been blocked and tens of thousands of police have been deployed in an attempt to stop the latest demonstration by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). For weeks, the opposition Congress party and the "cockroach" movement have led criticism of an update of voter lists, which, according to a media count, resulted in the deletion of 130 milli…
More than 130 million names disappear from electoral lists. The Kakerlaken People's Party demands consequences - and calls again for protests. Again, the Modi government is facing a probation test.
More than 130 million names disappear from electoral lists – the Kakerlaken People's Party demands consequences and protests on the streets.
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The deployment of thousands of paramilitary agents and units in the center of the capital prevented mobilization called by the Cockroach Janta Party movement against the electoral system
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