Protests Continue for Third Day Demanding Resignation of Indian Election Commission Chief
Summary
Protests demanding the resignation of India’s Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar continued for a third day amid allegations of irregularities in a large-scale voter list revision. Police in New Delhi launched an investigation after women journalists accused officers of sexual harassment during the demonstrations.
Key Points
- Protests continued across India for a third day demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities in voter list revision.
- The ECI denied the allegations, while the Supreme Court is expected to hear petitions related to the voter list on Monday.
- Police in New Delhi launched an investigation after women journalists accused officers of sexual harassment during the protests.
- Opposition leaders and CJP supporters plan further marches and 'Save Democracy' rallies across the country.
