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Dhjetëra mijëra njerëz protestojnë kundër regjimit të Narendra Modit në Delhi të Indisë
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indi, protestat, regjimi modit,
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Mijëra mbështetës të opozitës janë mbledhur në Delhi, ndërsa protestat kundër qeverisë së Narendra Modit po marrin gjithnjë e më shumë hov. Të udhëhequr nga Partia e Kongresit, aleanca opozitare e Indisë ka mbledhur përkrahës nga e gjithë vendi, mes një zemërimi në rritje lidhur me një rishikim në shkallë të gjerë të regjistrit zgjedhor, gjatë të cilit janë fshirë 130 milionë emra, shkruajnë mediat e huaja. Udhëheqësit e opozitës pretendojnë se ky proces i jep partisë në pushtet të Modit, Bharatiya Janata (BJP), një avantazh zgjedhor, dhe kanë kërkuar dorëheqjen e kryekomisionerit zgjedhor, Gyanesh Kumar, si dhe nisjen e procedurave për shkarkimin e tij. BJP i ka hedhur poshtë këto pretendime. Duke iu drejtuar dhjetëra mijëra anëtarëve dhe mbështetësve të partisë, lideri i opozitës Rahul Gandhi deklaroi se Kumar ka “kryer krimin më të madh. Ai është përpjekur të heshtë zërin e popullit, të mbytë vendin tonë”. Gandhi theksoi se opozita, e bashkuar nën akronimin INDIA (Aleanca…
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