Protests
India’s Cockroach movement says members detained as protests continue
India's opposition and student-led CJP movement demand election chief's resignation, plan mass demonstration Saturday.
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- Protest: Indian opposition protest police action against lawmakers push for poll chiefs resignation
- Protest: Indian opposition protest police action against lawmakers push for poll chiefs resignation
- Protest: Thousands protest indias bengaluru demand election chief resign
- Protest: Congress holds protest in udaipur against sir clashes with police
- Protest: India protests on the streets public distress what is the fault of ordinary people
- Protest: Kerala bjp to launch protests in keralam to counter congress protests demanding resignation of gyanesh kumar
- Protest: Delhi police asks locals to skip cjp protest at jantar mantar
- Protest: Bhubaneswar naveen demands gyaneshs immediate exit joins india bloc protest after committing many logical
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