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India’s Controversial Voter-Roll Changes Drive Protest Movements

Bloomberg Markets Friday 09 October 2026, 01:54 UTC By Rajesh Roy 1 min read
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India’s Controversial Voter-Roll Changes Drive Protest Movements A controversy over voter-roll changes in India is deepening as opposition parties, students and farmers rally around a common demand to oust the country’s election chief. In India’s capital this week, riot police, barricades and buses waiting to carry away protesters became a familiar sight as opposition lawmakers staged planned and impromptu demonstrations. Several were detained as police blocked marches through central Delhi.

India’s Controversial Voter-Roll Changes Drive Protest Movements A controversy over voter-roll changes in India is deepening as opposition parties, students and farmers rally around a common demand to oust the country’s election chief. In India’s capital this week, riot police, barricades and buses waiting to carry away protesters became a familiar sight as opposition lawmakers staged planned and impromptu demonstrations. Several were detained as police blocked marches through central Delhi.
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