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Union Minister Kiren Rijiju criticised Rahul Gandhi and the Congress over their protest outside the Election Commission, accusing them of repeatedly targeting constitutional institutions and urging the party to focus on serving people instead.

Kiren Rijiju targets Rahul Gandhi, Congress over ECI protest, calls it 'daily drama'

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju criticised Rahul Gandhi and the Congress over their protest outside the Election Commission, accusing them of repeatedly targeting constitutional institutions and urging the party to focus on serving people instead.

Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Tuesday criticised Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi and the Congress over the INDIA bloc's march to the Election Commission headquarters, saying repeated attacks on constitutional institutions would neither benefit democracy nor help the Congress regain public support.
Rijiju accused Gandhi and the Congress of engaging in what he called a "daily drama" by targeting the Election Commission and the Supreme Court, and urged the party to focus on serving people to secure their mandate.
Speaking to reporters, Rijiju said, "This daily drama by the Congress Party, Rahul Gandhi, and their associates - constantly attacking the Election Commission and the Supreme Court - needs to stop now. This drama has been going on continuously since 2014. How long will this drama continue? In a democracy, if you serve the people, you get the public's mandate. When you fail to win the mandate, you abuse the Election Commission. When the Supreme Court asks for an apology, you attack the Supreme Court and claim you have no faith in the judiciary. You call the Election Commission corrupt and call the government corrupt."
"This will neither benefit democracy nor lead to the revival of the Congress Party. I particularly want to tell Rahul Gandhi: Learn from Modi Ji. Learn from BJP workers, who selflessly and continuously work not for themselves, but for society and the country. You should do the same and stop this drama. If you continue to serve the people, they will trust you. Creating drama won't accomplish anything," he added.
Rijiju's remarks came after Gandhi led a march of Opposition MPs towards the Election Commission office in New Delhi, demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
Gandhi alleged that nearly 300 Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha MPs were stopped from meeting the Election Commission and questioned why elected representatives were not being allowed to meet the poll panel. He said the Opposition had reached the Election Commission's doorstep to "save democracy" and alleged that the BJP-led government and constitutional authorities had undermined democratic institutions.
Rijiju hit back by questioning the Congress' record in government and accused the party of raising questions over democratic institutions despite having ruled the country for decades.
"The Congress Party was given the opportunity to rule this country for 55 years, including two years during the Emergency when they ruled by imposing an Emergency and even altered the Preamble of the Constitution. That is the character of the Congress Party, and today they talk about democracy," Rijiju said.
He also urged the Congress not to promote what he described as "anti-India" narratives allegedly pushed by foreign entities.
"My second request to Rahul Gandhi and the Congress Party is to stop promoting the narrative of anti-India forces. Foreign entities that continuously push anti-India narratives to weaken the country, defame Indian constitutional institutions, and mislead the public&mdash;at the very least, Congress should not champion their narratives. You have ruled this country for 55 years. Therefore, I request again: the time has come to stop this daily, dramatic routine," he said.
Rijiju further said that political dynamics had changed and that belonging to a particular political family would no longer guarantee political success.
"We are fed up, and the public does not want to see it anymore. The country has moved forward towards a Viksit Bharat. The nation has changed. Simply being born into a specific family will not make you Prime Minister anymore. The youth of this country have changed with a new mindset, moving together under Modi Ji&rsquo;s leadership to build a developed India by 2047," Rijiju said.
He questioned the Congress' continued targeting of constitutional institutions.
"So why carry out this drama of attacking the Election Commission, the Supreme Court, and constitutional institutions? This drama will no longer work. If Congress wants to win whatever mandate is left for them, they should serve the people. Narratives on social media will not work," the Union Minister said.
Rijiju also referred to his own experience in the Opposition and said political parties needed to build a grassroots connect with people rather than depend on social media campaigns.
"I myself spent 25 years in the Opposition, travelling from village to village on foot to serve the people. Today, villages across the country are connected and united to fulfil the dream of a Developed India," he said.
Meanwhile, the Opposition march towards the Election Commission saw heightened tensions in the national capital. Rahul Gandhi, Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and other INDIA bloc leaders were stopped from entering the Election Commission office complex and later staged a sit-in at the nearby Akashvani complex.
Congress cadres also attempted to breach the poll body's gates, resulting in scuffles with security personnel. Police detained some Congress workers after they allegedly entered Akashvani Bhavan, where prohibitory orders under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita were in force.
Gandhi had earlier said that the Opposition would "spare no one" allegedly involved in undermining democratic institutions and accused the Election Commission of assisting what he called "vote chori".
Rijiju concluded by urging the Congress to focus on winning voters' confidence through public service rather than continuing its confrontation with constitutional institutions.
"Therefore, stop challenging our government under Modi Ji&rsquo;s leadership. The people of India stand firmly with Modi Ji and the NDA government," he said.

Rahul Gandhi accused the Centre and Election Commission of undermining the electoral process as opposition MPs marched to Nirvachan Sadan seeking answers from the poll panel over the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.

Rahul Gandhi attacks Centre, CEC over ECI row, says 'Modi-Shah hijacked country'

Rahul Gandhi accused the Centre and Election Commission of undermining the electoral process as opposition MPs marched to Nirvachan Sadan seeking answers from the poll panel over the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.

Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday targeted the Centre and demanded that the Election Commissioners meet opposition leaders to address their questions over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
Opposition MPs marched towards Nirvachan Sadan but were stopped by barricades. Speaking to reporters at Akashvani Bhavan, Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah of &ldquo;hijacking&rdquo; the country and undermining the electoral process.
He said, &ldquo;300 opposition MPs were removed from there, so I came here and sat. We just want to meet Gyanesh Kumar and the other election commissioners. We are all opposition MPs from Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, and we just want to talk to them. Don&rsquo;t know why the Election Commission does not want to talk to us. Crores of people have voted for us. We just want to ask questions, but they don&rsquo;t want to answer.&rdquo;
Gandhi also targeted the Centre and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, saying, &ldquo;The democracy is finished. Narendra Modi ji, Amit Shah, Mohan Bhagwat and Gyanesh Kumar have finished the vote. The nation has understood. In a way, Narendra Modi ji and Amit Shah ji have hijacked the country. We are trying to save the constitution&hellip; I am asking the police, if you want to remove me from here, just tell me where in the country I can sit.&rdquo;
Earlier, Gandhi alleged, "I want to tell the whole country that the police are removing the media personnel from here.&rdquo;
CPI MP P Sandosh Kumar said opposition MPs were stopped from proceeding further amid heavy security deployment. He also said parties outside the INDIA bloc, including the Biju Janata Dal (BJD), had joined the protest.
"We were refrained from moving forward from the very beginning. There was a huge deployment of security personnel, CRPF, RAF, and other forces. We tried our level best to move forward. We will intensify the movement. Detention is not the solution; only resignation is... We are all working unitedly, and there is no separate strategy. Even BJD joined us today beyond the limits of the INDIA alliance,&rdquo; the CPI leader stated.
Leaders from several INDIA bloc parties took part in the march and raised concerns over the SIR exercise. The protest is part of the Opposition's broader "Save Democracy" campaign, under which leaders have been holding demonstrations and public programmes against the Election Commission.
The latest controversy follows a report by The Indian Express claiming that Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi raised 14 objections during the SIR exercise. The Election Commission has maintained that the decisions were unanimous.
Opposition leaders have also questioned modifications made to Form 6 after the Supreme Court on Monday said it had not approved any modified version of the form being used for enrolment of new voters during the SIR exercise.

BJP leader Sambit Patra targeted the AAP government in Punjab after the Punjab and Haryana High Court ordered a CBI probe into corruption allegations involving Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann's OSD Rajbir Singh Ghuman.

Sambit Patra targets AAP over corruption allegations against Punjab CM's OSD

BJP leader Sambit Patra targeted the AAP government in Punjab after the Punjab and Haryana High Court ordered a CBI probe into corruption allegations involving Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann's OSD Rajbir Singh Ghuman.

BJP leader Sambit Patra on Monday targeted the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Punjab after the Punjab and Haryana High Court ordered a CBI probe into corruption allegations involving Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann's Officer on Special Duty (OSD) Rajbir Singh Ghuman.
Patra said the High Court's directive confirms the allegations of corruption that the BJP has been raising against the Punjab administration.
Addressing a press conference, Patra alleged that law and order had deteriorated and corruption had reached an all-time high under the AAP government in Punjab.
"As you can see, the Bharatiya Janata Party has maintained all along that in Punjab, whether it is the law and order situation or corruption, everything has reached a breaking point; the law and order has crumbled, and corruption is at an all-time high. Today, what we have been saying has been confirmed by the High Court itself," said Patra.
He also called on AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal, the party leadership and Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann to clarify the alleged scale of the matter and the involvement of their secretaries.
"I feel Arvind Kejriwal ji, the Aam Aadmi Party, and Bhagwant Mann ji should give a clarification on this regarding how massive this scam actually is, how deeply their own secretaries are involved in it, and how their own secretaries are engaging in such corruption and scams," added Patra.
Patra's remarks followed the Punjab and Haryana High Court's direction for a CBI investigation into corruption allegations involving Ghuman and other individuals. The court has also directed the central probe agency to submit its findings within two months.
The order came in response to a PIL filed by advocate Nikhil Saraf, who sought an independent investigation into allegations flagged by the Enforcement Directorate (ED).
According to the ED's allegations, certain individuals were involved in corrupt practices and improperly influenced official transfers, postings and government procurement contracts.

Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi has reiterated his allegation against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, claiming it is “established beyond doubt” that Kumar changed Form 6 illegally and unilaterally.

Rahul Gandhi targets CEC Gyanesh Kumar after SC questions modified Form 6

Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi has reiterated his allegation against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, claiming it is &ldquo;established beyond doubt&rdquo; that Kumar changed Form 6 illegally and unilaterally.

Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Monday renewed his allegation against Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar, claiming it was "established beyond doubt" that the CEC had changed Form 6 "illegally and unilaterally."
In a post on X, Gandhi said, "It is now established beyond doubt that Gyanesh Kumar changed Form 6 illegally and unilaterally. This is just one more proof of him abusing his position to help the BJP. He and everyone else involved in this criminal assault on our democracy will be held accountable." He also shared a picture of an earlier Election Commission of India (ECI) press release in support of his allegation.
Gandhi's remarks came after the Supreme Court clarified that it had not approved any modified version of Form 6, which is used to enrol new voters during the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant made the observation while hearing a plea seeking the suspension and prosecution of CEC Gyanesh Kumar.
"Any modified Form 6 has not been approved by us. Let's be clear. When the record is produced, we would like to see who has modified," CJI Surya Kant observed during the hearing.
The issue centres on a declaration attached to Form 6 for the SIR exercise. In a press statement issued on September 26 following a key ECI meeting, the Commission had said, "The declaration attached to Form 6 for SIR has been upheld by the Hon'ble Supreme Court. For non-SIR period, the Forms applicable as per Rules (the Registration of Electors Rules 1960) will be used."
CJP activist Ashutosh Ranka also claimed that the ECI had subsequently withdrawn the press release. "Hilarious. ECI has apparently taken down the Sept 26 press release, which claimed that SC had upheld the Form 6 order. Gyanesh has been thrown under the bus. Gyanesh, it's done bro!," he said.
Meanwhile, the Supreme Court refused to pass an ex-parte interim order seeking suspension of CEC Gyanesh Kumar over allegations that key decisions related to the SIR of electoral rolls were taken unilaterally. The bench said the Election Commission and other respondents would first have to be heard.
A bench comprising CJI Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana issued notices to the Centre, ECI, Gyanesh Kumar, Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi, Deputy Election Commissioner Maneesh Garg and DG (IT) Seema Khanna.
&ldquo;Let's first have authenticated information on that. We can always annul any decision&hellip;,&rdquo; the bench observed.
The petition relied on a report alleging that 14 crucial SIR-related decisions were taken in the name of the ECI despite objections recorded by the two other Election Commissioners.
Senior advocate Vikas Singh, appearing for petitioner Rakesh Kumar Singh, sought the immediate suspension of the CEC, arguing that the alleged unilateral decisions posed a serious threat to electoral democracy. Referring to Section 18 of the Chief Election Commissioner and Other Election Commissioners Act, Singh submitted that decisions of the ECI were required to be unanimous or, where the members differed, taken by majority.
When Singh sought the CEC's suspension, the bench questioned the practical implications of such an order, including its impact on the functioning of the poll panel. &ldquo;Who will conduct the elections?&rdquo; the bench asked.
Singh responded that the other two Election Commissioners could discharge the functions. The bench, however, said it would first examine the allegations after receiving responses from the respondents.
CJI Kant observed that the statutory framework was mandatory and said, &ldquo;If there is any violation, we will undo.&rdquo; Justice Bagchi also questioned whether such relief could be granted without hearing the ECI, noting that if the records ultimately showed that decisions were not unanimous, the court could declare them ultra vires.
The CJI further cautioned that the court could not pass an order solely on the basis of newspaper reports.
The plea challenges the functioning of the ECI, alleging that powers vested in the poll panel as a multi-member constitutional body are being exercised without following the collective decision-making mechanism prescribed by law. It contends that the CEC, as Chairman of the Commission, cannot individually exercise powers vested under Article 324 in the ECI as a body.
The petition cites at least 14 contemporaneous objections allegedly recorded by Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi between October 2025 and August 2026. The objections include allegations that communications were issued in the name of the ECI without Commission approval, agendas and minutes of meetings were not circulated for over a year, and changes were made to electoral-roll systems without the participation or approval of the two Commissioners.
One of the key grievances relates to the alteration of Form 6 during the SIR exercise. Commissioner Joshi had allegedly objected that the form could not be changed to require SIR-linked disclosures without an amendment to the Registration of Electors Rules, 1960. The objection was subsequently endorsed by Sandhu.
The petition also raises concerns over the alleged centralisation of the electoral-roll database and access to ERONet/ECINet by statutory field-level authorities. Joshi had proposed an independent audit of database access credentials, while Sandhu later questioned the authority of the ECI's Director General (IT) to restrict access available to statutory electoral officers.
Another issue raised in the plea concerns appeals filed in the name of the ECI before West Bengal Appellate Tribunals against voters whose inclusion had been directed by judicial officers. Sandhu allegedly questioned who had authorised the appeals and under what authority.
The plea further relies on Section 18 of the Chief Election Commissioner and Other Election Commissioners Act, 2023, which provides that the Commission's business should, as far as possible, be transacted unanimously and, where the members differ, decided by majority.
Among the interim reliefs sought are preservation of electoral-roll data and audit trails, a direction against further substantive alteration of Form 6, and protection against irreversible changes to electoral-roll data pending adjudication.
The petitioner has also sought an interim direction restraining Gyanesh Kumar from exercising the functions of CEC and requiring the Commission's business to be transacted by the other two Commissioners.

BJP has announced eight candidates for the 2026 Rajya Sabha biennial elections in Uttar Pradesh. The list includes Dharampal Singh, Radhakant Ojha, Prakash Pal, Vidyasagar Sonkar, and others.

BJP names 8 candidates for Rajya Sabha polls in Uttar Pradesh

BJP has announced eight candidates for the 2026 Rajya Sabha biennial elections in Uttar Pradesh. The list includes Dharampal Singh, Radhakant Ojha, Prakash Pal, Vidyasagar Sonkar, and others.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday announced eight candidates for the upcoming Rajya Sabha biennial elections in Uttar Pradesh.
The candidates approved by the party are Dharampal Singh, Radhakant Ojha, Prakash Pal, Vidyasagar Sonkar, Gopi Krishna Pandey, Priyanka Singh Rawat, Ram Pratap Singh Chauhan and Shruti Gangwar.
The announcement was made by Tarun Chugh, Rajya Sabha MP and the party's National Headquarters In-charge.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) had earlier announced biennial elections for 11 Rajya Sabha seats, including 10 from Uttar Pradesh and one from Uttarakhand. The seats will fall vacant in November following the retirement of the sitting members.
The retiring Rajya Sabha members from Uttar Pradesh are Union Minister Hardeep Puri, Arun Singh, Brijlal, BL Verma, Ram Gopal Yadav, Neerja Shekhar, Geeta Alias Chandraprabha, Ramji, Seema, and Dr Dinesh Sharma. Naresh Bansal is the lone retiring member from Uttarakhand.
With the latest announcement, Union Ministers Hardeep Puri and BL Verma have not been nominated by the BJP for the Upper House.
On October 4, the BJP had named Dinesh Arya as its candidate from Uttarakhand and Rukmini Mallick, also known as Koel Mallick, for the West Bengal Rajya Sabha by-election. The by-election has been necessitated by the resignation of TMC MP Rukmini Mallik.
Meanwhile, the Samajwadi Party has fielded Professor Ramgopal Yadav and Dhanraj Parimal Nathwani as its two candidates for the Rajya Sabha from Uttar Pradesh.
The last date for filing nominations is October 6, followed by scrutiny of papers on October 7. Candidates can withdraw their nominations until October 9.
Polling for the Rajya Sabha elections will be held on October 16 from 9 am to 4 pm, with counting scheduled for the same day.

Speaking after the bloc's coordination meeting in New Delhi, Rahul Gandhi said the opposition would work together to bring serious changes in the country over the coming months.

Rahul Gandhi Says INDIA Bloc Will Ensure Those Who 'Destroyed Democracy' Are Punished

Speaking after the bloc's coordination meeting in New Delhi, Rahul Gandhi said the opposition would work together to bring serious changes in the country over the coming months.

Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday said INDIA bloc leaders were committed to ensuring action against those whom he accused of destroying Indian democracy, and said the opposition would work to "make serious changes in the country" over the next few months.
Speaking after the INDIA bloc coordination meeting in New Delhi, Gandhi said the opposition leaders were committed to taking action regardless of the position or seniority of those involved.
"It is the personal commitment of all INDIA leaders that we are going to ensure that the people who have destroyed Indian democracy are punished. It doesn't matter how senior they are, who they are; Indian democracy is bigger than every single person in this country," he said.
Gandhi said the meeting also reflected a sense of resistance among young people over what he described as the state of democracy in the country.
"There was also a feeling in the room that the opposition has been quite successful in putting a cross to the people of India that elections are stolen, that Narendra Modi and Amit Shah have destroyed democracy, and there is a new sense of resistance, particularly among young people, that what is going on in India is wrong and needs to be stopped," the Congress MP said.
Describing opposition leaders as the "collective defenders of the Indian Constitution", Gandhi said it was an honour to work with them.
"We are confident that over the next few months, we will make serious changes in the country," he said.
The remarks came after Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge announced a nationwide protest programme against the Election Commission and over alleged threats to democratic institutions.
Kharge said the INDIA bloc meeting lasted nearly three-and-a-half hours, during which leaders from various parties expressed their views and agreed to fight together.
"Discussions continued for around three-and-a-half hours. Many leaders expressed their views. Uddhav Thackeray ji and Hemant Soren ji also shared their views. Everyone has decided to fight together in a united manner," Kharge said.
Kharge alleged that institutions were being weakened and accused the Election Commission of being influenced by the government. He also alleged that elections were being won through unfair means and claimed that the democratic functioning of opposition parties was being disrupted.
Under the announced protest programme, INDIA bloc leaders will hold a "Save Democracy March" at the district level from October 2 to October 8. Opposition MPs will march to the Election Commission on October 6, while opposition leaders will meet President Droupadi Murmu in the second week of October to raise concerns over alleged institutional issues.
Former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee also addressed the press conference and said the opposition would continue its protest until Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar resigns. She also demanded PM Modi's resignation.
&ldquo;It is publicly known that Gyanesh Kumar is a thief, a dacoit. He has hijacked the EVMs. Our demand is that if Gyanesh Kumar does not resign, this protest will continue for a long time. The Prime Minister must resign immediately. We will save democracy. We want your support, students, youth and journalists," Banerjee said.
With the opposition continuing to raise the issue, the stage is set for a bitter political fight, especially with 5 states going to the polls in 2027.

Kerala BJP president Rajeev Chandrasekhar criticised the INDIA bloc, claiming it lacks political relevance and was formed to promote Rahul Gandhi. 

INDIA Bloc Made To Promote Rahul Gandhi, Congress Betrayed Allies: Rajeev Chandrasekhar

Kerala BJP president Rajeev Chandrasekhar criticised the INDIA bloc, claiming it lacks political relevance and was formed to promote Rahul Gandhi.&nbsp;

Kerala BJP president Rajeev Chandrasekhar and Rajasthan Deputy Chief Minister Premchand Bairwa on Wednesday criticised the INDIA bloc ahead of its meeting in Delhi, questioning the alliance's relevance and cohesion.
Speaking to ANI, Chandrasekhar said the INDIA bloc had failed to establish a unified agenda and accused the Congress of undermining its regional allies, including Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK.
"INDIA alliance has no relevance; it did not have any earlier and does not have any today," Chandrasekhar said. "The INDIA alliance was fundamentally created to bring Rahul Gandhi forward and promote him. The Congress has betrayed its INDIA alliance partners, including the DMK, and has aligned with others."
Bairwa also criticised the opposition grouping, saying alliances formed by it had repeatedly failed due to a lack of trust. He said BJP-led alliances remained strong because they were based on the party's values and work culture.
Speaking to ANI in Jaipur, Bairwa said, "Whenever they have formed alliances, those alliances have failed; the reason for this failure is a lack of trust in their modus operandi. In contrast, the BJP&rsquo;s alliances endure because they are rooted in the party's ethos, values, and work culture."
He further attributed the longevity of BJP alliances to public trust in the Bharatiya Janata Party.
"Since the public trusts the BJP, its alliances remain strong. Therefore, I do not believe their alliance will last, or indeed, has ever lasted. You can see how many times they have formed alliances and subsequently failed," Bairwa added.
His remarks came on the day leaders of the INDIA bloc were scheduled to meet in the national capital to discuss various issues.
Earlier, after the INDIA bloc coordination meeting in New Delhi, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge announced a series of protests against the Election Commission and over alleged threats to democratic institutions, saying opposition parties would work together in a coordinated manner.
Addressing a press conference after the meeting, Kharge said discussions continued for nearly three-and-a-half hours, with leaders from various parties sharing their views and agreeing to fight together.
"Discussions continued for around three-and-a-half hours. Many leaders expressed their views. Uddhav Thackeray ji and Hemant Soren ji also shared their views. Everyone has decided to fight together in a united manner," Kharge said.
Kharge alleged that institutions were being weakened and accused the Election Commission of being influenced by the government. He alleged that elections were being won through unfair means and claimed that the democratic functioning of opposition parties was being disrupted.
He announced a nationwide protest programme, saying that INDIA bloc leaders would hold a "Save Democracy March" at the district level from October 2 to October 8. He further said that opposition MPs would march to the Election Commission on October 6, while opposition leaders would meet President Droupadi Murmu in the second week of October to raise concerns over alleged institutional issues.

After an INDIA bloc coordination meeting in New Delhi, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge announced a series of protests against the Election Commission and alleged threats to democratic institutions.

INDIA bloc announces protest marches against Election Commission, plans rallies in October-November

After an INDIA bloc coordination meeting in New Delhi, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge announced a series of protests against the Election Commission and alleged threats to democratic institutions.

The INDIA bloc on Wednesday announced a series of protests against the Election Commission, including a district-level "Save Democracy March" from October 2 to October 8 and a march by opposition MPs to the Election Commission on October 6. The announcement came after a coordination meeting in New Delhi, where opposition parties agreed to work together in a coordinated manner.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge said discussions continued for nearly three-and-a-half hours, with leaders from various parties sharing their views and agreeing to fight together.
"Discussions continued for around three-and-a-half hours. Many leaders expressed their views. Uddhav Thackeray ji and Hemant Soren ji also shared their views. Everyone has decided to fight together in a united manner," Kharge said.
Kharge alleged that institutions were being weakened and accused the Election Commission of being influenced by the government. He alleged that elections were being won through unfair means and claimed that the democratic functioning of opposition parties was being disrupted.
Kharge said opposition leaders would also seek an appointment with President Droupadi Murmu in the second week of October to raise concerns over alleged institutional issues. He added that five major rallies would be held in October-November, with their venues and dates to be finalised soon. A major rally will be organised in Delhi on November 1.
"Members of the INDIA bloc will stage protests at DM offices from October 2 to October 8, and on October 6, all opposition MPs will march to the Election Commission. Opposition leaders will seek an appointment with the President in the second week of October to apprise her of the manner in which institutions are being taken over. Five major rallies will be held in Oct-Nov, and the venues and dates will be finalised soon. A major rally will be organised in Delhi on November 1 because everyone now acknowledges what Rahul ji and Didi used to say on 'vote chori"
Former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said the opposition would continue to protest until Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar resigns. She also demanded Prime Minister Narendra Modi's resignation.
&ldquo;It is publicly known that Gyanesh Kumar is a thief, a dacoit. He has hijacked the EVMs. Our demand is that if Gyanesh Kumar does not resign, this protest will continue for a long time. The Prime Minister must resign immediately. We will save democracy. We want your support, students, youth and journalists," Banerjee said.
Congress MP and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi said INDIA bloc leaders were committed to ensuring action against those responsible for what he described as the destruction of democracy.
"It is the personal commitment of all INDIA leaders that we are going to ensure that the people who have destroyed Indian democracy are punished. It doesn't matter how senior they are, who they are; Indian democracy is bigger than every single person in this country. There was also a feeling in the room that the opposition has been quite successful in putting a cross to the people of India that elections are stolen, that Narendra Modi and Amit Shah have destroyed democracy, and there is a new sense of resistance, particularly among young people, that what is going on in India is wrong and needs to be stopped," he said.
With the opposition continuing to raise the issue, the stage is set for a political fight, particularly with five states going to the polls in 2027.

Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra was seen lying on the ground as Delhi Police detained INDIA bloc MPs during their march towards Jantar Mantar over alleged irregularities in the SIR exercise. Rahul Gandhi was also detained.

Priyanka Gandhi lies on ground, Rahul detained as Delhi Police stop INDIA bloc MPs' Jantar Mantar march

Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra was seen lying on the ground as Delhi Police detained INDIA bloc MPs during their march towards Jantar Mantar over alleged irregularities in the SIR exercise. Rahul Gandhi was also detained.

Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra was seen lying on the ground as Delhi Police detained several INDIA bloc MPs who were marching towards Jantar Mantar to protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise.
Police personnel later removed Priyanka Gandhi Vadra from the site near Jantar Mantar. Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi was also detained.
According to Congress, Priyanka Gandhi said, &ldquo;I will not move from here. This is how they treat MPs who simply want to meet the Election Commission. This is how they beat up MPs. Women police personnel have scratched me all over and thrown us to the ground. Let them call their forces back.&rdquo;
Congress MP Charanjit Singh Channi accused the Centre of &ldquo;hooliganism&rdquo; after opposition MPs were stopped from proceeding towards the protest site.
Channi said, "We want to go towards the ECI office; this government has resorted to hooliganism. There is no democracy. We are being stopped."
Congress MP Pawan Khera also questioned the police action, saying the MPs were exercising their constitutional right to protest.
Khera said, "It is our democratic right; we are fighting for this right. Article 19 grants us permission to protest in this manner, and Jantar Mantar is a designated spot; if we cannot stage a protest here, then where else can we do it? We are fighting for our rights&mdash;fighting for the rights of the country's voters&mdash;yet every time, we are being stopped in this struggle. We are being prevented from even entering this designated protest site, Jantar Mantar; Members of Parliament are being stopped from entering. It is not the Delhi Police's fault; their boss is a coward."
RJD MP Manoj Kumar Jha alleged that force was used by the police and said the agitation was not limited to CEC Gyanesh Kumar.
Jha told reporters, "This is a launch. Not just Gyanesh Kumar; this Government is going out now. They are launching a lathi charge on the soul of India, on the democracy of India. Shame on such people."
Heavy security was deployed near Jantar Mantar as INDIA bloc MPs moved towards the designated protest site against CEC Gyanesh Kumar.
Earlier in the afternoon, the INDIA bloc MPs attended a meeting convened by Congress president and Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge to discuss the issue concerning the CEC.
The latest action comes a day after opposition leaders held a protest march and dharna at Akashvani Bhawan. The INDIA bloc has since intensified its agitation and moved towards Jantar Mantar.

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AAP leaders and workers marched towards the Delhi CEO’s office on Wednesday, alleging voter-list irregularities and “vote theft”. Police stopped the protesters at barricades during the march.

AAP stages ‘vote theft’ protest in Delhi, workers stopped by police barricades

AAP leaders and workers marched towards the Delhi CEO&rsquo;s office on Wednesday, alleging voter-list irregularities and &ldquo;vote theft&rdquo;. Police stopped the protesters at barricades during the march.

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders and workers were stopped by police barricades on Wednesday while marching from the Sindhi Academy near Kashmere Gate towards the Delhi Chief Electoral Officer&rsquo;s (CEO) office. The protesters alleged widespread "vote theft" and raised concerns over the deletion of names from electoral rolls.
AAP leader Saurabh Bhardwaj said the party would approach the Delhi CEO over what he described as irregularities during the 2025 election and subsequent voter-list revisions.
"Today, we will approach the CEO, the Chief Electoral Officer of Delhi, because in the irregularities they committed during the election, AAP was defeated unfairly in 2025. Following that, nearly 50 lakh votes&mdash;around 47 lakh people's names were deleted during the SIR (Special Intensive Revision); 11 lakh were deleted prior to the SIR, and notices were issued to 33 lakh people. If they strike off more than half of Delhi's votes like this, it is outright fraud," Bhardwaj said during the march.
Bhardwaj said AAP would continue raising the issue against both the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Election Commission.
"We have been continuously raising our voice against the BJP and the Election Commission, and we will keep raising it," he asserted.
On the opposition's broader INDIA bloc campaign, Bhardwaj said, "We are not part of the INDIA bloc, but we are certainly in India."
The AAP protest came a day after Rahul Gandhi led INDIA bloc MPs in a march from Parliament towards the Election Commission headquarters in New Delhi on Tuesday. The opposition leaders sought the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities in the SIR exercise.
Police stopped the march near the NITI Aayog area, following which Opposition leaders staged a sit-in.
The Opposition has accused the Election Commission of not addressing its concerns regarding voter-list revisions and has sought greater transparency in the SIR process. The INDIA bloc had also announced a broader "Save Democracy" campaign, including protests against the CEC and the SIR exercise.
Rahul Gandhi has alleged that the electoral process was being undermined and has sought a meeting with the Election Commissioners to raise the opposition's concerns. The BJP has defended the electoral revision process and accused the Opposition of questioning institutions after electoral setbacks.
The dispute over the SIR exercise continues amid a wider debate over voter-list revisions, Form 6 and the role of the Election Commission, with the Opposition seeking answers from the poll panel and the ruling side defending the exercise.

INDIA bloc MPs headed to Jantar Mantar on Wednesday to protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar, with Congress leaders alleging that around 13 crore names were removed from voter lists and demanding his resignation.

INDIA bloc MPs head to Jantar Mantar, demand CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation

INDIA bloc MPs headed to Jantar Mantar on Wednesday to protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar, with Congress leaders alleging that around 13 crore names were removed from voter lists and demanding his resignation.

INDIA bloc MPs headed towards Jantar Mantar on Wednesday to hold a protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, with Congress leaders alleging that around 13 crore names have been removed from the voters&rsquo; list.
The opposition leaders are demanding Kumar&rsquo;s resignation and have also called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take responsibility for the alleged removal of names.
Congress MP Mallu Ravi said the opposition was fighting for the democratic rights of those whose names had been deleted from the electoral rolls.
&ldquo;We are fighting for democracy in India. Names of about 13 crore people have been removed from the voters&rsquo; list. They have become second-class citizens. There should not be two types of citizens in India: one with voting rights and the other without voting rights. So, this is like a freedom struggle,&rdquo; Ravi said.
Meanwhile, Congress MP Karti Chidambaram questioned why authorities stopped the private bus carrying INDIA bloc MPs as they travelled towards Jantar Mantar.
&ldquo;We are travelling in a private bus. The bus has the requisite permit. The driver has a licence. We are passengers in a bus. Don&rsquo;t citizens of this country have the right of free travel? Do we need to announce to the government where we are going? Do we need to get permits from the government to travel privately?&rdquo; Chidambaram said.
&ldquo;We are going on a private trip. What is the problem for the government? We are not protesting; we are peacefully travelling in a bus which has the requisite permit and with a driver who has the licence. So, what are we doing illegally? Why are you stopping us?&rdquo; he said.
Congress leader Supriya Shrinate said opposition leaders had tried to meet the Election Commissioner on Tuesday but were not granted a meeting. She added that Delhi Police had told them they could not stage a demonstration at the location.
&ldquo;When we wanted to meet the Election Commissioner yesterday, he did not meet us. Delhi Police told us that we could not demonstrate here. So, we will head to the Jantar Mantar and demonstrate. That is the designated protest site. We will continue to demonstrate until our demands are met,&rdquo; Shrinate said.
Shrinate also questioned the police action, alleging that the government was attempting to obstruct the opposition&rsquo;s protest.
&ldquo;Why is Delhi Police becoming an obstruction? Why are we being stopped? What fear does Narendra Modi and Amit Shah have? The nation has caught their theft. They committed &lsquo;vote theft&rsquo;. Gyanesh Kumar is an illegal Election Commissioner. Narendra Modi is an illegal Prime Minister. Why are they not understanding this? That is what we want to tell the public,&rdquo; Shrinate said.
The INDIA bloc MPs are heading to Jantar Mantar as part of their protest against the Election Commission and CEC Gyanesh Kumar. The leaders have said they will continue their demonstration until their demands are met.

INDIA bloc MPs gathered in Delhi on Wednesday and planned to move towards Jantar Mantar to protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar over the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.

Opposition steps up ECI protest as INDIA bloc MPs move towards Jantar Mantar

INDIA bloc MPs gathered in Delhi on Wednesday and planned to move towards Jantar Mantar to protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar over the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.

Security was tightened around Jantar Mantar in New Delhi on Wednesday as INDIA bloc MPs prepared to head towards the protest site to demonstrate against Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
The opposition MPs had earlier gathered for a meeting called by Congress president and Rajya Sabha Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge to discuss their concerns over the CEC and the SIR exercise.
The meeting was aimed at preparing a letter to the CEC seeking an urgent meeting with opposition leaders to discuss issues related to the SIR.
Speaking ahead of the protest, Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi said, "Yesterday, they said we cannot protest there, so we are taking the protest to Jantar Mantar... Gyanesh Kumar will have to resign. I want 100 FIRs on me, every FIR is a medal."
TMC MP Derek O'Brien said the opposition parties were united in their campaign.
"We are all here together; we are all here united, and we are all here without any egos. We will fight the giant till they are out," he said.
Security forces were also deployed heavily at Nirvachan Sadan after opposition parties led a march there on Tuesday.
Several key opposition MPs had assembled in the national capital for the meeting convened by Kharge. RJD MP Manoj Jha, while speaking earlier in the day, said, "There will be a lunch; maybe there will also be a launch."
Congress MP Karti Chidambaram said the events of the previous day, including Rahul Gandhi's detention, had helped strengthen the opposition's message.
Congress MP Deepender Hooda also said the opposition would not be deterred by police cases.
"Are we going to be scared of an FIR? ...we have just come for lunch; we will have lunch. Our fight to save democracy and the Constitution will continue. I have received information that an FIR has been registered in which my name is also included. We are not going to be intimidated by an FIR."
The opposition has intensified its campaign against CEC Gyanesh Kumar. On Tuesday, opposition parties held a day-long protest that ended with the detention of Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi. Parallel demonstrations are also being held by opposition parties in different states, with the Congress signalling that the confrontation will continue until the CEC resigns.
Separately, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders and workers were stopped by police at barricades in Delhi on Wednesday while marching from the Sindhi Academy near Kashmere Gate towards the Delhi Chief Electoral Officer&rsquo;s (CEO) office. The protesters alleged widespread "vote theft."

BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi questioned the Congress over its stand on voter verification, alleging that the party wants voting rights for “absent, shifted, dead and duplicate voters” without verification.

Sudhanshu Trivedi says Congress is 'intoxicated by defeat' amid ECI protest

BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi questioned the Congress over its stand on voter verification, alleging that the party wants voting rights for &ldquo;absent, shifted, dead and duplicate voters&rdquo; without verification.

The BJP on Tuesday hit back at the Congress over the Opposition's protest against the Election Commission, with party spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi questioning the Congress's stand on voter verification and alleged duplication in electoral rolls.
Trivedi questioned why the Congress would oppose verification of voters classified as &ldquo;absent, shifted, dead and duplicate voters&rdquo; and asked whom the party sought to benefit by allowing such voters to retain voting rights without verification.
Addressing a press conference in the national capital, Trivedi said, &ldquo;We want to clearly ask the Congress whom it wants to benefit. By giving voting rights to absent, shifted, dead and duplicate voters without any verification, whom does the Congress want to benefit? I am saying it again&mdash;what is the Congress&rsquo;s intention behind giving voting rights to absent, shifted, dead and duplicate voters without any verification, and whom does it want to benefit?&rdquo;
The BJP leader also accused the Congress of making what he described as baseless claims and linked its current position to earlier statements by senior party leaders on voter duplication.
"Rahul Gandhi himself and many of his senior leaders have said that there is voter duplication at several places. Abhishek Manu Singhvi has also been saying this, as have Ashok Gehlot, Sachin Pilot and many other prominent leaders. K.C. Venugopal has also been saying this. So, we want to ask them: Were you right in 2016, 2018, 2020 and 2021, or are you right today? The Congress should clarify whether it was telling the truth then or is telling the truth today," Trivedi said.
Trivedi further attacked the Congress over its political record, accusing its leadership of following dynastic politics and alleging that the party had attempted to &ldquo;infiltrate&rdquo; Akashvani during Tuesday's protest.
"Friends, they have become so deranged by their continuous defeats in elections and are so deeply involved in misleading the entire country with baseless, nonsensical statements and false claims. They may not like hearing this, but I would like to say this to them: &ldquo;Intoxicated by political defeat, their minds have become consumed by a defeated and destructive mentality.&rdquo; The first family of our main Opposition party, the Congress, has, for the past four generations, ruled by strangling democracy and running a system of dynastic rule under the guise of democracy. And today, they have attempted to infiltrate Akashvani (All India Radio) as well,&rdquo; he said.
Trivedi's remarks came as INDIA bloc MPs continued their protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar in New Delhi.
Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi and Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra were stopped from entering the Election Commission office complex. The INDIA bloc MPs subsequently staged a sit-in outside the EC office after marching from Parliament to Nirvachan Sadan, demanding Kumar's resignation.

Delhi Police detained several Youth Congress and NSUI leaders, including IYC president Uday Bhanu Chib, during protests outside Akashvani Bhavan against CEC Gyanesh Kumar. Chib alleged that women workers were injured during the police action.

Delhi Police detain Youth Congress, NSUI leaders amid protest over CEC Gyanesh Kumar

Delhi Police detained several Youth Congress and NSUI leaders, including IYC president Uday Bhanu Chib, during protests outside Akashvani Bhavan against CEC Gyanesh Kumar. Chib alleged that women workers were injured during the police action.

Several Youth Congress and NSUI leaders, including Indian Youth Congress president Uday Bhanu Chib, were detained by Delhi Police on Tuesday during protests outside Akashvani Bhavan against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
Chib alleged that IYC workers, including female office bearers, were injured during the protest and accused the Delhi Police of using force against demonstrators.
&ldquo;Violence is being committed against those who are peacefully protesting and trying to save the democracy. Our female office bearers have suffered injuries; such is the behaviour of Delhi Police. The violence against journalists and students will not be tolerated. This shows that PM Modi and Shah are scared and trying to save Gyanesh Kumar,&rdquo; he said.
The detentions came amid a larger Opposition protest over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Earlier in the day, Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi and other INDIA bloc leaders marched towards Nirvachan Sadan but were stopped by barricades.
Gandhi demanded that the Election Commissioners meet Opposition leaders and answer their questions regarding the SIR exercise.
He said, &ldquo;300 opposition MPs were removed from there, so I came here and sat. We just want to meet Gyanesh Kumar and the other election commissioners. We are all opposition MPs from Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, and we just want to talk to them. Don&rsquo;t know why the Election Commission does not want to talk to us. Crores of people have voted for us. We just want to ask questions, but they don&rsquo;t want to answer.&rdquo;
Gandhi also targeted the Centre and CEC Gyanesh Kumar, saying, &ldquo;The democracy is finished. Narendra Modi ji, Amit Shah, Mohan Bhagwat and Gyanesh Kumar have finished the vote. The nation has understood. In a way, Narendra Modi ji and Amit Shah ji have hijacked the country. We are trying to save the constitution&hellip; I am asking the police, if you want to remove me from here, just tell me where in the country I can sit.&rdquo;
The protest is part of the Opposition's broader "Save Democracy" campaign, under which INDIA bloc leaders have been holding demonstrations and public programmes against the Election Commission.
The latest controversy stems from a report by The Indian Express, which claimed that Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi raised 14 objections during the SIR exercise. The ECI has maintained that the decisions were unanimous.

Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi and other INDIA bloc leaders staged a sit-in after police stopped their march to the Election Commission headquarters. 

Tensions rise outside ECI headquarters as Congress workers push towards Nirvachan Sadan

Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi and other INDIA bloc leaders staged a sit-in after police stopped their march to the Election Commission headquarters.&nbsp;

Tensions escalated outside the Election Commission of India (ECI) headquarters on Tuesday after Congress workers and INDIA bloc supporters attempted to enter Nirvachan Sadan.
The attempt to breach the poll body's gates led to scuffles with security personnel. Meanwhile, Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi and other senior parliamentarians staged a sit-in at the nearby Akashvani complex, around 100 metres from the ECI office.
Congress leader Pawan Khera criticised the police deployment, saying the Opposition leadership was being prevented from submitting a memorandum to the Election Commission.
"The Election Commission is right next door, but they are not allowing the country's Leader of the Opposition to go; he has been stopped. So you can see, Rahul Gandhi ji, Priyanka Gandhi ji, and all of us are sitting here on a dharna inside Akashvani. The Election Commission is hardly 100 meters from here," Khera told reporters.
Khera also accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of being afraid of the Opposition's allegations.
"The Leader of the Opposition wants to go there and submit his memorandum, but he is being stopped, and everyone is being stopped very ruthlessly. This is the condition of this country's democracy in the national capital. We understand that Narendra Modi is scared, and he should be; given the kind of misdeeds they have committed, they should be afraid&mdash;fear is justified."
Visuals from the spot showed Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi and several senior INDIA bloc parliamentarians sitting inside the Akashvani Bhavan premises amid heavy police deployment and barricades blocking their movement towards Nirvachan Sadan.
During the protest march, Congress MP Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah of being responsible for alleged irregularities in the electoral process.
"We should demand the resignation of the Prime Minister and the Home Minister, at whose behest these wrongdoings are taking place. If the decision within the Election Commission is to be taken by just one person, then why were two other individuals appointed? The system should be scrapped," Randhawa told ANI.
Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) MP Sudhakar Singh said the protest extended beyond the INDIA bloc and reflected concerns among voters over democratic institutions.
"It is not just the INDIA alliance; sensible voters across the country are united today. This is a crucial fight to save democracy and protect the Constitution," Singh stated.
Samajwadi Party (SP) MP Rajeev Kumar Rai also targeted the Election Commission, saying the protest represented public anger against the poll body.
"The people of the nation have come forward against the Election Commission of India," Rai said.
Congress leader Sukhdeo Bhagat said the Opposition would expand its protests to the district level.
"We are protesting in a democratic manner, and we will also stage protests at the district level. In a democracy, the people are supreme, and the public has now realised that this government was formed by stealing the mandate."
The statements came as police stopped hundreds of protesting INDIA bloc MPs near the NITI Aayog office while they were marching towards Nirvachan Sadan. The Opposition has been demanding transparency in electoral rolls and the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
Earlier in the day, tensions escalated along the high-security corridor after MPs climbed police barricades. Several senior leaders, including Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and General Secretary (Organisation) KC Venugopal, were taken into custody.

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