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Prakash Raj Leads High-Voltage Anti-SIR Rally In Vijayapura

Anti-SIR rally in Vijayapura sees actor and activist Prakash Raj urging participants to protect democracy and the Constitution. The revision process has deleted the names of 13 crore poor and marginalized individuals, with many questioning the ECI's decisions as not being majority decisions. Activists plan a peaceful satyagraha to fight against the exercise, drawing inspiration from Gen Z protests in Delhi and Mumbai.

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Prakash Raj Leads High-Voltage Anti-SIR Rally In Vijayapura
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  • The Big Picture: Core Development: Prakash Raj Leads High-Voltage Anti-SIR Rally In Vijayapura.
  • Key Developments: Anti-SIR rally in Vijayapura sees actor and activist Prakash Raj urging participants to protect democracy and the Constitution.
  • What's at Stake: The revision process has deleted the names of 13 crore poor and marginalized individuals, with many questioning the ECI's decisions as not being majority decisions.

Anti-SIR rally in Vijayapura sees actor and activist Prakash Raj urging participants to protect democracy and the Constitution.

The revision process has deleted the names of 13 crore poor and marginalized individuals, with many questioning the ECI's decisions as not being majority decisions.

Activists plan a peaceful satyagraha to fight against the exercise, drawing inspiration from Gen Z protests in Delhi and Mumbai.

“The revision process has deleted the names of 13 crore poor and marginalized individuals, with many questioning the ECI's decisions as not being majority decisions.”
— Primary Wire Dispatch (thehindu.com)
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