Main opposition Congress party leads rally to the top court to demand the removal of the chief election commissioner.
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WorldPingIndia’s opposition parties are marching to the Supreme Court to protest a voter list purge they claim favors Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party…
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WorldPingThe march follows a chaotic weekend in Delhi which saw thousands of protesters being detained by police.
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Thousands of security personnel have been deployed before a protest rally calling for the election chief's removal.
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WorldPingIndian opposition politicians and journalists alleged that police had been heavy-handed in cracking down in protests that swept New Delhi over the weekend in response to a nationwide voter roll revision that critics say disproportionately affects Mus…
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WorldPingPRESS REVIEW – Monday, October 12: Widespread protests in India are met with detentions judged "illegal" by the country's Supreme Court. But first: Lebanese papers report as Hezbollah prepares for a new regional flare-up.
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Indian YouTube star Dhruv Rathee alleges he was abducted from home and held for nearly 24 hours without a lawyer.
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