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‘Will Not Go Back Till CEC Resigns’: CJP to Resume Delhi Protests on Sunday
Organisers said more than 15,000 people faced detention as they press for electoral transparency and constitutional rights.
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CJP Protests Day 1: 7000 detained including four ex-CMs, metro shutdowns and CJI’s intervention; how it unfolded
Delhi Police detained over 7,000 protesters opposing alleged electoral roll malpractices by CEC Gyanesh Kumar, with CJP leaders and Opposition figures among those held. The crackdown triggered criticism from Congress and other parties, while the BJP accused protesters of trying to destabilise India.
·New Delhi, India
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'No information is available about the detained leaders'; CJP says leaders should be released immediately, will continue strike until Ganesh resigns
The fresh call for protests by the CJP came amid tight security arrangements in Delhi on Saturday, with police detaining protesters at several places, including on the roads leading to Jantar Mantar.
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- 50% of the sources lean Left, 50% of the sources are Center
50% Center
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