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55 Delhi metro stations shut ahead of CJP protest
The Hindu··6d ago
CJP founder Abhijit Dipke called on October 3 for a Jantar Mantar protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar over alleged roll irregularities and the Special Intensive Revision exercise. The group demanded Kumar's resignation. More than 55 Delhi metro stations closed ahead of the rally. The Home Ministry approved a temporary internet suspension and extra central forces for Delhi.
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What It Means For You
- Delhi commuters face longer trips while more than 55 metro stations stay closed.
- Protesters aiming for Jantar Mantar may be turned back under heightened security.
- Mobile internet suspensions can block messaging in parts of the capital during the protest.
What's Happening
- CJP called on October 3 for action against CEC Gyanesh Kumar over roll irregularities.
- The group demanded Kumar's resignation and criminal action over the SIR exercise.
- Police deployed BSF personnel and closed metro stations citing crowd risks.
SIR exercise and protests
- The Home Ministry approved temporary internet suspension for the capital.
- Kumar leads the Election Commission during a nationwide intensive roll revision.
- Youth groups have staged repeated demonstrations over alleged deletions from voter lists.
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