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Opposition leaders allege police brutality during protests in India

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Indian opposition leaders accuse police of heavy-handed tactics amid protests over voter rolls.

Opposition politicians and journalists in India have accused authorities of heavy-handed police tactics and mass detentions during weekend demonstrations. The protests erupted across New Delhi in response to a nationwide voter roll revision critics argue targets minority communities. Opposition figures have planned a fresh march to the Supreme Court.

  • The criticismCritics argue the electoral update disproportionately targets Muslim and minority voters.
  • The responseOpposition leader Rahul Gandhi called for a new demonstration march to the nation's top court.

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Electoral roll updates and minority rights remain flashpoints in Indian politics, often drawing intense opposition scrutiny and mass street demonstrations. Allegations of heavy-handed policing during such gatherings frequently heighten tensions between the central government and opposition parties.

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Opposition figures and journalists state that police used heavy-handed methods and mass detentions to suppress protests in New Delhi over a controversial voter roll revision.

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