“We Will Not Remain Silent,” CJP Leaders Vow to Continue India Election Protests | AC1B

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Indian student and youth organisations have accused the government of suppressing peaceful protests in New Delhi over allegations of voter fraud and demanded the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. At a press conference, leaders from CJP and several student organisations alleged that protesters and prominent activists were detained, including Abhijit Deepke, Saurabh Das and Ashutosh Ranka. They raised concerns about access to lawyers, the whereabouts of detainees and electoral reforms, vowing to continue their campaign through peaceful democratic protests. For more details, watch our story and subscribe to our channel, DRM News. Indian Student Groups Demand Gyanesh Kumar’s Resignation After Delhi Protest Crackdown “We Will Not Remain Silent” Student Leaders Vow to Continue India Election Protests “This Is Only the Beginning” CJP Leaders Vow to Fight Over Vote Theft Allegations CJP and Student Organisations Allege Mass Detentions in Delhi Over Election Protests

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