Indian opposition parties organize new protest against election official

Indian opposition parties organized protests demanding the resignation of the head of the electoral authority, Gyanesh Kumar, amid allegations of unfair electoral practices. Thousands gathered in New Delhi, led by Rahul Gandhi and the youth movement 'Cockroach', to voice concerns over a controversial electoral roll revision that has removed over 130 million names. Critics argue this disproportionately affects minorities, particularly Muslims, while the government claims it targets duplicate registrations. Human Rights Watch raised concerns about the fairness of future elections. Modi's government has not publicly addressed the protests, with some party leaders labeling demonstrators as 'anarchists'.