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Thousands of protesters, led by Rahul Gandhi, took to the streets of New Delhi to demand the resignation of India's election chief over a voter list revision th…
Thousands of protesters, led by Rahul Gandhi, took to the streets of New Delhi to demand the resignation of India's election chief over a voter list revision that removed more than 130 million names. Critics say the changes risk excluding eligible voters, while election authorities deny any political motive. #dwnews
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DW, there are too many It cell comments. Death of democracy in india 😢...
@@shreyashmore31Imported1mo ago
Good work DW. Ignore the paid BJP bots in the comment.
@@peaceloving1626Imported1mo ago
No more dictatorship
@@sithsithariImported1mo ago
In my new voter card documents, my year of birth is 1900. I mean wtf i am not 126 year old.
@@Mere-Zindagi-ka-safarImported1mo ago
Opposition of India are the mostly corrupted team and been almost wiped out from most part of India over the years, most recently wipe out of Mamta Government from West Bengal. What world has not watched atrocities of these same people who are opposing. The people of India are united and trust democratic process and they will not get carried away by 40% of paid demonstrators gimmick
@@ssa6227Imported1mo ago
This is a dishonest or at least ilinformed report. There is very clear well researched evidence where entire families have been removed from SIR while alive. There is no alleged when 130 million names are missing. Most importantly constitution gives power to BLO and his local superior to add or remove names while an Information technology chief with central computer is given this power illegally here. How is that alleged? That's plain illegal. Evidence is overwhelming while even courts pretending all is well. <br> If democracy dies in India it will die the World over.
@@TheSanskritVoiceImported1mo ago
Rahul Gandhi is a Loser and a Lost Cause !
@@ashu21Imported1mo ago
Correction: 2 of the three members of the election commission of India have complained for months that the 3rd member (planted after Modi changed the law to make it happen) has been acting unilaterally, and they have formally filled complaints IN WRITING around 14 times in 10 months. BJP workers have been caught illegally removing thousands of names at a time from districts across the country. <br><br>"Revision risks removing eligible voters" doesn't even come close to giving this issue it's fair due, a right wing extremist government just got caught trying to steal the largest elections on the face of this planet.
@@badhan7878Imported1mo ago
Why not say somethings about your own country Germany gov. Actively stopping protest Against Genocide
@@null6200Imported1mo ago
The SIR is a process that happens every so often. In fact, the last SIR happened in 2004-05 under a Congress-led government. Yet somehow, it's only an issue now? Also, what is the alternative to an SIR?<br><br>Rahul Gandhi said, "Prove you haven't cheated in the elections". But isn't it "innocent until proven guilty", and also shouldn't the burden of proof lie on the people claiming the fact?
Thousands of protesters, led by Rahul Gandhi, took to the streets of New Delhi to demand the resignation of India's election chief over a voter list revision that removed more than 130 million names. Critics say the changes risk excluding eligible voters, while election authorities deny any political motive. #dwnews
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