- India Aghadi leader will meet President Draupadi Murmu.
- Mallikarjun Kharge criticizes the government over restrictions on metro and rail services in Delhi.
- Supreme Court's suggestion to reconsider restrictions affecting common citizens.
New Delhi : Chief Election Commissioner Dyanesh Kumar A picture is being seen that a large amount of outrage is being expressed across the country for the demand of his resignation. AISF and earlier in Capital Delhi India AllianceA strong agitation has been going on for the past few days. Similarly, tomorrow (Saturday, October 10) the Cockroach Janata Party will also hold a strong protest at Jantar Mantar. Earlier Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge He has fired a cannon at the central government. (Delhi Protest)
Leader of the Opposition Rahul GandhiMallikarjun Kharge, Mamata Banerjee along with India Aghadi delegation will meet President Murmu. Earlier, while talking to the media, Kharge reacted.
Kharge's attack on restrictions on metro and rail services
Mallikarjun Kharge criticized the government over the issue of closing metro stations and canceling train services in Delhi. “They are scared. A scared person will die tomorrow if not today,” said Kharge. He also said that the opposition has many concerns about the functioning of the Election Commission and the alleged irregularities in the election process.
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Questioning the performance of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, Kharge alleged that adequate steps were not taken to rectify the alleged errors in the election process. He claimed that other Election Commissioners have also written letters on these issues many times. Kharge said that Rahul Gandhi has raised the issue of 'vote theft' and alleged irregularities in EVMs, and the opposition has been raising this issue for many days.
India Alliance meeting with President Draupadi Murmu
The All India MPs gathered in the Central Hall of the Parliament. It is the role of the opposition to raise grievances about the election process and concerns about the functioning of the Election Commission before President Draupadi Murmu.
Congress MP K. C. Venugopal clarified that the agitation will continue. He also said that the direction of the next movement will be announced after the discussion.
Supreme Court comments on restrictions in Delhi
The Supreme Court expressed concern over the restrictions affecting the travel of common citizens in the wake of the agitation in Delhi. The court asked the administration to reconsider the restrictions, saying that 'metro and railway services cannot be completely stopped.
A bench headed by Chief Justice Suryakant explained that the main focus of the hearing is on the impact on the commuting of the common man and public transport; Not on the broad right to protest. At the same time, while on the one hand the opposition is aggressive about the election process, on the other hand, the issue of traffic restrictions in Delhi and the daily travel of the citizens has also been discussed.
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