Opposition parties in India have taken to the streets in New Delhi to demonstrate against a recent overhaul of the electoral rolls, which they allege disproportionately benefits the ruling government and its leader. Critics argue the changes could manipulate voter representation ahead of upcoming elections, raising concerns over fairness in the democratic process. Authorities maintain the purge was necessary to clean up outdated or fraudulent registrations, but the opposition insists political motives lie behind the move. The protests highlight deepening tensions between the government and its detractors over electoral integrity.
India’s opposition parties have marched in New Delhi to protest a voter list purge they say favours PM Modi's party.
