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Mijëra protestues kundër Modi-t në Indi, opozita akuzon qeverinë për manipulim të regjistrit zgjedhor: Janë fshirë 130 milionë emra

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Mijëra mbështetës të opozitës janë mbledhur në Delhi në një prej protestave më të mëdha kundër qeverisë së kryeministrit Narendra Modi në vitet e fundit. Tubimi, i udhëhequr nga Partia e Kongresit dhe aleanca opozitare INDIA, u zhvillua në shenjë kundërshtimi ndaj rishikimit të gjerë të regjistrit zgjedhor, gjatë të cilit janë fshirë rreth 130 milionë emra. Opozita pretendon se procesi, i njohur si “Rishikimi Special Intensiv” (SIR), po i jep një avantazh elektoral partisë në pushtet, Bharatiya Janata (BJP). Për këtë arsye, udhëheqësit opozitarë kanë kërkuar dorëheqjen e kryekomisionerit zgjedhor, Gyanesh Kumar, si dhe nisjen e procedurave për shkarkimin e tij. BJP i ka hedhur poshtë akuzat. Duke iu drejtuar dhjetëra mijëra mbështetësve, lideri i opozitës Rahul Gandhi akuzoi kryekomisionerin se ka kryer një shkelje të rëndë duke cenuar të drejtën e qytetarëve për të votuar. “Ai është përpjekur të heshtë zërin e popullit, të mbytë vendin tonë”, deklaroi Gandhi, duke shtuar se opozita…

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