CJP Calls for Non-Violent October 10 Delhi Protest, Demands Election Commissioner's Resignation

The Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) has called on citizens to join a non-violent protest in Delhi on October 10, demanding the resignation of Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The group alleges irregularities in electoral processes and the conduct of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise.

The CJP, a prominent civil rights organization, has been vocal about its concerns regarding the SIR, which it claims has led to the disenfranchisement of numerous voters. The demand for Kumar's resignation stems from allegations that the SIR was conducted improperly, potentially compromising the integrity of electoral rolls. The organization emphasizes the importance of peaceful assembly and urges participants to adhere to non-violent principles.

The protest is expected to draw significant attention, with potential implications for electoral reforms and public trust in the Election Commission. Authorities have not yet commented on the planned demonstration. The CJP's call for non-violence aims to ensure the protest remains peaceful, but the event could intensify debates over electoral transparency and accountability in India.