CJP Calls Mumbai Protest ‘Trailer’, Dipke Signals Real Showdown at Jantar Mantar
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke described the Mumbai protest as only a “trailer” and called for a nationwide “Delhi Chalo” mobilisation, ...
Read moreDetailsCJP founder Abhijeet Dipke described the Mumbai protest as only a “trailer” and called for a nationwide “Delhi Chalo” mobilisation, ...
Read moreDetailsThe Cockroach Janta Party launched its nationwide “Jail Bharo Andolan” in Mumbai despite police denying permission for the Shivaji Park ...
Read moreDetailsCentral Delhi has been placed under a massive security blanket on Gandhi Jayanti, with 11 Metro stations shut and Jantar ...
Read moreDetailsThe ECI's fresh exercise comes after around 13 crore names were left out of draft rolls across 30 states and ...
Read moreDetailsRahul Gandhi linked the Karnataka allegations to his broader “vote theft” charge, while police investigations are already under way into ...
Read moreDetailsThe ECI could face court proceedings if petitioners establish that it knowingly or recklessly misrepresented the Supreme Court’s ruling. BY ...
Read moreDetailsFor voters who have already missed one election because their names were excluded, a hearing one day before another poll ...
Read moreDetailsNoted advocate Prashant Bhushan called May 27, 2026 “a dark day for the judiciary” and described the SC judgment as ...
Read moreDetailsJairam Ramesh has raised six objections to the EC’s response, including the Goa voter controversy, the legal basis of the ...
Read moreDetailsThe poll panel said SIR notices for unmapped or logically discrepant entries will generally be handled through home visits by ...
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