INDIA ALLIANCE HOLDS REMOVE GYANESH, SAVE DEMOCRACY MARCH

INDIA ALLIANCE HOLDS REMOVE GYANESH, SAVE DEMOCRACY MARCH

10-OCT-ENG 23

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA--------------------------Responding to a call from the state leadership, leaders and activists of the INDIA Alliance organized a ‘Remove Gyanesh, Save Democracy’ march near the Ara railway station. Raising questions about the Election Commission's functioning and the tenure of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, the protesters demanded his removal from office and his arrest.

Ara. Responding to a call from the state leadership, leaders and activists of the INDIA Alliance organized a ‘Remove Gyanesh, Save Democracy’ march near the Ara railway station on Thursday. The march was led by RJD District President Birbal Yadav, while CPI(ML) leader Dilraj Pritam conducted the proceedings.

Activists participating in the march raised slogans such as ‘Remove Gyanesh, Save Democracy’ and ‘Our Vote, Our Right,’ emphasizing the protection of democracy and voting rights. The protesters voiced their demands regarding the transparency of the election process, the accuracy of the voter list, and the functioning of the Election Commission.

During the march, INDIA Alliance leaders stated that the opposition has been consistently raising questions regarding the Chief Election Commissioner's tenure and the Election Commission's operations. They asserted that these questions must be addressed through transparency and impartiality. The leaders also demanded the immediate removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar from his post and his arrest.

Congress District President Shridhar Tiwari stated that if the public and the opposition raise questions concerning the transparency of the election process, the voter list, or the electoral system, those questions should be taken seriously. He remarked that an impartial and transparent electoral process is essential to maintaining the trust of voters in a democracy.

INDIA Alliance leaders alleged that the public and the opposition harbor various apprehensions regarding the Election Commission's functioning. They stated that the Commission should provide clear answers to all questions to dispel these apprehensions. Leaders and activists from the RJD, CPI(ML), Congress, VIP, and other allied parties participated in the march. CPI(ML) leader Qayamuddin Ansari; RJD General Secretary Rambabu Paswan, Alok Ranjan, Hakim Prasad, and Ekram Alam; CPI(ML) leaders Raju Yadav, Amit Bunty, Shailendra Kumar, Sonali Singh, and Asha Devi; CPI(ML) leaders Indu Devi and Aarti Devi; as well as CP Chakraborty, Raghupati Yadav, Mukesh Yadav, Hira Ojha, and Kapildev Akela were present at the march.

Congress leaders included Ashok Ram, Mantu Sharma, Kantu Yadav, Ashok Yadav, Virendra Mishra, and Seraj Ansari. Zila Parishad members Bhim Yadav, Dhananjay Yadav, Harifan Yadav, and Ravindra Rajak also took part in the march.

VIP leaders Ram Subhag Bind, Jayant Yadav, Dhanjit Yadav, Upendra Singh, Sohail Khan, Vinod Chandravanshi, Razi Ahmed, Baban Pandey, Amit Thakur, Manan, Siyaram Yadav, Bhanupratap Singh, Ranjeet Yadav, Hiralal Dubey, Ajay Singh, and Arun Singh also joined the demonstration.

Additionally, AISA leaders Jayashankar, Sahil, Roshan Kushwaha, Sagar, Sumit, Varsha, and Shreya participated in the march. Many other leaders and activists from the INDIA alliance, including VIP leaders Mantu Sahni, Bajrangi Sahni, Lalbabu Sahni, and Jitendra Sahni, were present.

Leaders of the INDIA alliance stated that the right to vote is the foundation of democracy. They emphasized that no complaint or apprehension regarding the voter list, the voting process, or the impartiality of electoral institutions should be ignored.

The leaders asserted that it is the responsibility of all constitutional bodies to maintain public trust in democratic institutions. They called for transparency in the functioning of the Election Commission and demanded answers to the questions raised by the opposition. demanded. In late March, the leaders stated that their movement regarding issues related to democracy and the right to vote would continue.