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India cracks down on youth protests as anger grows against Modi and election chief
npr.org  ·  10.10.2026 10:31

HOW IT DEVELOPED

  1. India’s young return to streets as anger against election chief and Modi grows abcnews.com  ·  10.10 06:22
  2. India protests grow over Election Commission mistrust france24.com  ·  09.10 15:08
  3. India's 'cockroaches' vs Election Commission: What you need to know ahead of CJP's October 10 protests dw.com  ·  09.10 14:23
  4. India opposition parties rally for election chief’s exit over voter list changes france24.com  ·  06.10 16:06
  5. India opposition leaders briefly arrested in protest against election chief aljazeera.com  ·  06.10 13:16
  6. India opposition parties rally for election chief’s exit over voter list changes abcnews.com  ·  06.10 12:55

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