How different is the protest in Delhi now from before? What has changed in the government's stance? The Lens

The last one week's protests in Delhi have raised many questions in the country's politics.

Cockroach Janata Party, Congress-led India Alliance and leftist student organizations took to the streets demanding special intensive revision (SIR) of voter lists and resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

During this period, large scale arrests took place and many journalists were also detained by the police.

Student leader Neha Bora emerged as a prominent youth face in the protests, while the role of CJP and Congress was also discussed.

In such a situation, the question is whether opposition unity will be maintained? Will this movement lead to any institutional rethinking of the SIR process, or will this protest remain limited to political confrontation?