Opposition parties in India have expressed concerns that recent revisions to the list of eligible voters favor Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party. Authorities have reportedly removed over 130 million names from the voter roll. This situation has led to protests and a march by opposition leaders to the Supreme Court to seek intervention regarding the changes made to the voter lists.
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Opposition Parties in India Challenge Voter List Revisions in Supreme Court
Opposition parties in India are protesting recent changes to the voter lists, claiming that the revisions benefit Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party. More than 130 million names have been removed from the voter roll, prompting opposition leaders to march to the Supreme Court for intervention.
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