Generation Z Took to the Streets in India: The Capital Was Put Under Lockdown.
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Sympathizing of the "cafard party", opposition and trade unions converged on 10 October towards the capital, denouncing electoral fraud. The security forces violently repulsed them, giving some time to the government, in the impasse in the face of the "Gen Z" sling that has been rising since June.
Protests led by Generation Z, demanding reforms to the electoral system, continued for a second day in New Delhi, the capital of India. Thousands were detained during the demonstrations, which saw roads blocked by barricades and restrictions imposed on public transportation and internet services. Leaders of the Cockroach People's Party (CJP), who were among those detained, were released by court order.
The restrictions covered different areas of the capital, which is home to about 20 million people. Security forces set up checkpoints on the main roads and entrances to the city.
The internet was turned off and the capital was closed: thousands were taken away in the afternoon in India - The Csótány People's Party youth movement called tens of thousands to the streets due to the hacking of the voter register.
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