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Supporters Gather in Delhi, Chant Against CEC Ahead of India Alliance Rally
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 01 Nov 2026, 12:16 PM
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Thousands of India Alliance supporters assembled in Delhi, raising slogans against the Chief Election Commissioner as they prepared for a large rally.
Delhi witnessed a sizable gathering of India Alliance supporters on Saturday, many of whom voiced strong criticism of the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC). The crowd, estimated to be in the thousands, assembled near a central location in the capital and repeatedly chanted slogans targeting the CEC, reflecting growing political tension ahead of upcoming elections.
Organisers of the India Alliance rally described the demonstration as a peaceful expression of public sentiment, while also emphasizing the need to safeguard democratic processes. Police presence was noted, but no incidents of violence were reported during the assembly.
The rally is slated to feature speeches from senior alliance leaders later in the day, aiming to consolidate voter support across Delhi and beyond. Authorities have urged participants to maintain order and respect public safety guidelines.
Election officials have not commented on the specific grievances raised by the protesters, but the CEC's role in overseeing the forthcoming polls remains a focal point of political debate.
The event underscores the heightened political activity in the capital as parties gear up for a contested electoral season.
Organisers of the India Alliance rally described the demonstration as a peaceful expression of public sentiment, while also emphasizing the need to safeguard democratic processes. Police presence was noted, but no incidents of violence were reported during the assembly.
The rally is slated to feature speeches from senior alliance leaders later in the day, aiming to consolidate voter support across Delhi and beyond. Authorities have urged participants to maintain order and respect public safety guidelines.
Election officials have not commented on the specific grievances raised by the protesters, but the CEC's role in overseeing the forthcoming polls remains a focal point of political debate.
The event underscores the heightened political activity in the capital as parties gear up for a contested electoral season.