
Opposition parties in India allege the government is manipulating voter lists to its advantage following an Indian Express report that Kumar's deputies questioned and disagreed with him over a revision process that removed approximately 130 million voter names, with organisers promoting a 'Save Democracy' protest as the largest demonstration since last week's reports.
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Opposition parties have long alleged that the government is trying to fix voter lists to its advantage, and they resurrected these allegations following an Indian Express report about Kumar's deputies questioning and disagreeing with him over the voter list revision process.
Touted by the organisers as a protest to “Save Democracy”, it aims to be the biggest of the demonstrations that were launched last week after the Indian Express newspaper reported that Kumar’s deputies had questioned and disagreed with him over the revision process that saw some 130 million voter names removed.
Opposition parties have long alleged that the government is trying to fix voter lists to its advantage and were quick to resurrect the allegations following the report.
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The 'Save Democracy' protest will proceed as one of the largest demonstrations since the voter list controversy began
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