Delhi Shuts Metro Stations and Seals Central Roads Ahead of Anti-Election Chief Protests in India
- Delhi authorities closed entry and exit gates at six metro stations on October 12 for security reasons as opposition parties planned a march.
- Traffic Police announced diversions and restrictions across 30 key intersections and road stretches, advising commuters to avoid non-essential travel.
- The INDIA bloc, including Rahul Gandhi and its supporters, marched toward the Supreme Court over alleged irregularities in voter-list revisions.
- The Election Commission denied favoring any party, while the BJP said opposition claims questioned legitimate electoral processes.
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A protester shouts slogans as he climbs onto a police barricade during a march by opposition parties toward the Supreme Court demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar in New Delhi, India, Monday, Oct. 12, 2026. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)
South Asian nation's capital sees growing protests against alleged deletion of voters from electoral rolls
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Indian opposition leaders and student activists marched on the Supreme Court on Monday to demand the resignation of the country’s election chief over alleged voter roll manipulation, as authorities erected heavy barricades and shut six metro stations across New Delhi. The rally went ahead after the Chief Justice of India turned down a meeting request from an opposition delegation, urging them instead to file a formal petition. Mainstream opposit…
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The Seattle TimesIndia’s opposition parties march to top court as protests over voter lists escalate
NEW DELHI (AP) — India’s opposition parties marched toward the Supreme Court on Monday to protest a purge of voter lists they say favors Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party, after police detained thousands of activists over the weekend in a sweeping crackdown. Opposition lawmakers and their supporters sought to submit a petition to the chief...
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