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131 articles from 9 outlets, last 30 days
Peak: Fri 16 Oct, 21 articles
The coverage is spread across the spectrum. Left-leaning outlets ran 54 of these articles, right-leaning ones 27.
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Courts and justice5 of 7
Free speech and media5 of 7
Elections5 of 7
Delhi Police3 of 7
Religion2 of 7
Supreme Court2 of 7
The Supreme Court is examining petitions challenging the Election Commission's decisions on the SIR of electoral rolls and the conduct of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The matter matters because it raises questions about the independence and transparency of India's election body.
Traders in Delhi have urged the opposition to postpone a planned November 1 rally due to concerns over disruption to Diwali business. The rally's timing coincides with a peak shopping period, raising fears of significant economic losses.
The BJP is organizing a nationwide campaign to explain the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, including a planned march on November 6. Meanwhile, protests have erupted in Delhi and 88 cities over concerns about voter deletions and the role of the chief election commissioner.
Abhijeet Dipke, a leader of the CJP, was detained before a planned flag march in Connaught Place, sparking protests and legal actions. The event highlights tensions over electoral integrity and government response to dissent.
Journalists covering protests in Delhi were detained and assaulted, prompting condemnation from press groups and international bodies. The Supreme Court intervened, emphasizing the need to protect press freedom and ensure accountability.
Protesters seeking refuge at Gurudwara Bangla Sahib were confronted by Delhi Police, who entered the premises wearing shoes and carrying weapons, according to videos and reports. The incident has led to legal complaints, religious community backlash, and calls for an independent investigation.
Train services in Delhi resumed on October 11 after being canceled the previous day due to a protest by the Cockroach Janta Party. The protest demanded the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner and disrupted rail operations in the capital.