Major meeting of the INDIA alliance ahead of the November 1 rally in Delhi has been postponed.

New Delhi. Opposition alliance India is continuously preparing to corner the Central Government and the Election Commission regarding alleged vote theft in the country’s politics and the demand for the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Meanwhile, an important strategic meeting of opposition parties has been suddenly postponed. This online meeting was to be held under the chairmanship of Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge on Thursday, October 22. In this, a review of the preparations for the proposed big rally of the opposition in Delhi on November 1 was to be discussed along with the alleged irregularities in the voter lists and the further strategy of the movement against the Chief Election Commissioner. However, the meeting could not be held on time. Information about its postponement has come to light due to the busy schedules of some leaders. The date of the next meeting has not been announced yet.

Important meeting was to be held under the chairmanship of Kharge

The proposed meeting of the India Alliance on Thursday evening was being considered very important from the political point of view. Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge was to preside over this meeting.

According to sources, the main objective of the meeting was to formulate a joint strategy of the opposition parties on the issue of alleged vote theft.

Apart from this, the outline of nationwide protests demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar was also to be considered.

Opposition leaders were to discuss how to pursue the allegations related to Special Intensive Revision of Voters List or SIR at the political and legal level.

However, even before the meeting started, information about its postponement came to light.

Questions raised due to sudden postponement of the meeting

After the postponement of the important meeting of India Alliance, the discussion has intensified in political circles.

No detailed official statement was issued by Congress or any major party of the alliance regarding the postponement of the meeting.

However, according to information quoting sources, it was decided to postpone the meeting due to the busy schedule of some opposition leaders.

It is not yet clear when the next meeting of the alliance will be held.

Due to the postponement of the meeting, opposition leaders are left with less time to prepare a joint strategy before the November 1 rally.

Preparation for a big rally in Delhi on November 1

The India Alliance has planned to organize a big rally in the national capital Delhi on November 1 to demand the alleged vote theft and resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner.

This rally is being considered an important part of the joint protest campaign of the opposition.

Through the rally, opposition parties are preparing to publicly present their concerns regarding alleged irregularities in voter lists and the functioning of the Election Commission.

In the proposed meeting, the preparations for the rally, participation of leaders and the strategy of further movement were to be reviewed.

Despite the postponement of the meeting, no information regarding cancellation of the rally has come to light.

Demand for resignation of Chief Election Commissioner intensifies

The opposition alliance has been raising questions on the functioning of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar for a long time.

Many opposition parties, including the Congress, have alleged that large-scale irregularities have taken place during the revision of voter lists.

The opposition claims that names of some eligible voters were removed from the list, which could affect the fairness of the electoral process.

On this basis, opposition leaders are demanding the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner.

However, allegations of alleged vote theft are a subject of political controversy. These allegations cannot be considered as proven facts.

The constitutional responsibility of the Election Commission is to keep the voter lists updated and ensure fair conduct of elections.

March was taken out till Supreme Court on 12th October

India Coalition had organized a March for Democracy in Delhi on 12 October as part of its protest campaign.

Senior leaders of opposition parties, social workers and people associated with civil organizations took part in this demonstration.

The protesters had also filed a joint petition before the Supreme Court against the special intensive revision of voter lists.

Opposition leaders allege that the procedures adopted during the SIR have affected the rights of eligible voters.

He demanded that transparency in the voter list and protection of voting rights of citizens be ensured.

The meeting took place at Rahul Gandhi’s house on October 13.

Earlier on October 13, Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi had organized a meeting of leaders of India Alliance at his residence.

Many senior leaders of opposition parties participated in this meeting and discussed the issue of alleged vote theft.

After the meeting, the opposition alliance had expressed its resolve to continue the protest campaign.

The leaders had said that the allegations related to the voter list and the issue of transparency of the electoral process would be raised further.

After this, a concrete strategy was expected to be made for the next phase of the movement in the meeting to be held on Thursday.

Political discussion on women’s reservation and delimitation

The meeting of the opposition alliance was proposed at a time when political discussions are going on regarding the implementation of the Women’s Reservation Act and delimitation of Lok Sabha and Assembly seats.

According to media reports, there is speculation that the Central Government will call a special session of Parliament for the Constitution Amendment Bill related to delimitation.

However, no formal announcement regarding any such meeting or parliamentary session has been confirmed.