
Protesters led by Congress party chief Rahul Gandhi challenge Prime Minister Narendra Modi over voter list revisions.
Thousands protested in Delhi on Sunday, led by Rahul Gandhi, demanding India's election chief resign over voter list revisions that critics say favor Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party.
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Opposition demonstrations in India have persisted for over a month amid controversies over voter list revisions.
Thousands protested in Delhi on Sunday to demand the resignation of India’s election chief over a revision of voter lists, the latest in more than a month of opposition demonstrations challenging Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Led by Congress party chief Rahul Gandhi, Sunday’s protesters say the controversial revision benefits Modi’s Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party.
Analysts say the protests and growing support for the opposition form the worst crisis for Modi since he came to power in 2014, though his government remains stable and the next general election is not due until 2029.

Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang of the Democratic Progressive Party went to Da'an and Wenshan Districts today to sweep streets in a convoy, and was warmly greeted by supporters along the way. The open-air music stage of Da'an Forest Park at the terminal was filled with people before 6 o'clock in the evening. Supporters held up flags and shouted slogans to send Shen Boyang to the city government.

It was reported that China treated Taiwan differently in the APEC summit invitation letter. Chairman of the People's Party Huang Guochang severely condemned it today and questioned why the government used anonymous remarks and private protests instead of public strong protests.

The Taipei mayor's televised debate came to an end, and current mayor Chiang Wanan's speech was slapped in the face by netizens and people from all walks of life. The Internet listed the top ten lies and controversies about claiming credit, including the Baolin Tea House case, the Ji Ji case, the Arena, and Huida's settlement, which triggered nearly a thousand comments and tens of thousands of likes.

Well-known host Cai Kangyong appeared at the inauguration meeting of the DPP's Taipei candidate Shen Boyang's campaign headquarters due to the police search of a gay bar in Ximending and his controversial attitude towards law enforcement. Comedian Qiu Weijie (Gua Ji) posted an article pointing out that Tsai Kang-yong’s move is because he is worried that gay rights will return to the oppressive environment in the past.

President Lai Ching-te announced that 60 billion yuan will be allocated for health insurance next year without any increase. KMT League Secretary-General Xu Yuzhen expressed support for this, but questioned the Executive Yuan's opposition to the amendment to the Elderly Welfare Law passed by the Legislative Yuan and called on the government to implement health insurance subsidies for the elderly.

Shi Fanggen went to the Shilin Shezi Market this morning to sweep the streets to ask for votes. Taipei City Councilor Wang Zhibing, who was accompanying him, was dissatisfied when he accidentally bumped into a woman who refused to shake hands. He slapped her on the back and choked angrily. The video went viral, triggering criticism from netizens.