Modi’s Plan to Stop India’s Protests

NYT World Sunday 25 October 2026, 20:41 UTC By Katrin Bennhold 1 min read

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A protest against the voter roll revision in New Delhi this month.

A protest against the voter roll revision in New Delhi this month. [Image text:] ONE EAK-ONEFAMLYONE FUTUR

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