印度反对派联盟INDIA于9月30日在新德里召开会议，对印度选举委员会推行的特别集约选民名单修订（SIR）计划提出强烈质疑1。反对派要求最高选举委员詹亚内什·库马尔因该计划辞职1。
根据反对派指控，SIR计划已导致1.33亿选民被从选民名单中删除1。印度国大党主席马利卡君·卡尔格在会议上表示"球权属于人民"，并警告"一人一票的原则"受到"严重威胁"1。反对派主张该计划超越了权限范围，被删除的选民包括已故者、迁居者、重复登记者以及"非法外来移民"1。
选举委员会内部也存在分歧。委员会三名成员中的另外两名——苏克比尔·辛格·桑杜和维维克·乔什——在10个月内提出了至少14项正式反对意见1。与此同时，压力组织"蟑螂人民党"威胁如果库马尔不下台，将于10月2日发起全国范围抗议1。
India's INDIA opposition alliance convened in New Delhi on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, to protest a controversial voter list revision program and demand the resignation of Election Commission Chairman Jaiyanesh Kumar.1 The alliance objected to a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) initiative that has resulted in 133 million voters being removed from electoral rolls, according to opposition claims.1
Indian National Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge characterized the situation as a fundamental threat to democratic principles, stating that "the ball belongs to the people" and "the principle of one person, one vote" faces "grave danger."1 The opposition accused the SIR program of exceeding its authority, with removed voters including deceased persons, those who have relocated, duplicate registrations, and individuals classified as "illegal immigrants."1
The controversy has deepened amid internal dissent within the Election Commission itself, where two of its three members—Sukbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi—have filed at least 14 formal objections over a 10-month period.1 Adding to the pressure, activist group "Cockroach People's Party" has threatened to launch nationwide protests on October 2 if Kumar does not step down.1
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