India's Chief Election Commissioner faces pressure over alleged electoral roll manipulation
Most outlets led with the claim that India's Chief Election Commissioner, Gyanesh Kumar, is under pressure due to allegations of manipulation of electoral rolls. The Express Tribune added context by citing political analysts who estimate 130 million names have been removed from the voter list in recent revisions. Geo News included a brief mention of a protest in New Delhi, where Congress party supporters demanded Kumar’s resignation and attempted to remove a police barricade. Pakistan Today repeated the headline without additional details.
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Manipulation of electoral rolls: India poll chief under pressure
NEW DELHI: Opposition groups are demanding the resignation of India’s election chief Gyanesh Kumar over allegations of widespread voter-list manipulation during the verification of the country’s one billion voters. The calls come barely a month after US President Donald Trump praised Kumar, a former bureaucrat who took over as India’s chief election commissioner in February 2025, for insisting ...
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India poll chief Gyanesh Kumar under pressure over alleged manipulation of electoral rolls
Supporters of India's main opposition Congress party try to remove a police barricade during a protest demanding the resignation of India's Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, in New Delhi, India, September 25, 2026.— Reuters Analysts estimate 130m names struck off voter...
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India poll chief Gyanesh Kumar under pressure over alleged manipulation of electoral rolls
Political analysts estimate 130 million names have been struck off the voter list since the latest round of revisions
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