Massive protests across India have laid bare deep frustrations with the country’s democratic institutions, as demonstrations over the Central Judicial Power (CJP) issue escalate into a broader critique of governance. Critics argue the movement highlights systemic failures, with accusations that judicial independence and public trust in the system have been eroded. The unrest reflects growing tensions between citizens and those in power, raising questions about whether India’s democratic foundations remain resilient. The scale of participation suggests this could mark a turning point in the nation’s political landscape.
The CJP protests sweeping through the country have exposed India’s hollowed-out democracy.
