印度德里爆发大规模抗议活动，三名女性记者指控警察在执法过程中进行性骚扰，包括不当身体接触1。警方已收到投诉，并将其转交犯罪分支进行调查1。
这场抗议运动被称为"蟑螂运动"，参与者要求印度选举委员会主任辞职2。抗议者反对大规模投票者名单修订，已有1.3亿个名字被从选民名单中删除1，他们认为此举将惠及总理莫迪所在的印度人民党1。抗议已持续第三天，在德里和孟买两地举行1。
活动人士Aahna Singh表示警察"用头发拖拽我"，指责警察使用了"野蛮"暴力1。数十名参与抗议的年轻人遭警察扣留1。反对党领导人Rahul Gandhi表示，女性对安全问题感到担忧，呼吁内政部"为此负责"1。此外，选举委员会主任Gyanesh Kumar的两名同事在过去10个月内至少14次反对其决定1。
Three female journalists have accused Indian police of sexual harassment during ongoing protests in New Delhi, with allegations including inappropriate physical contact.1 The demonstrations, now in their third day and occurring in both Delhi and Mumbai, are demanding the resignation of the election commission chief over changes to voter rolls.12 According to reports, approximately 130 million names have been removed from electoral lists.1 Protesters believe this move will benefit Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.1
Police detained dozens of young demonstrators at the scene.1 Following the complaints, Indian authorities confirmed they had received allegations of misconduct and forwarded the matter to the criminal branch for investigation.1 Activist Aahna Singh described the police response as brutal, claiming officers "dragged me by my hair" during the crackdown.1 The protests, branded as the "cockroach movement," reflect broader concerns among opposition figures about women's safety during demonstrations.12 Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi stated that women fear for their security and called on the interior ministry to "take responsibility" for the situation.1 The election commission chief's own colleagues have opposed his decisions at least 14 times over a ten-month period.1
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