印度反对党联盟持续施压要求选举委员会主席詹亚尼什·库马尔辞职1。反对党指控库马尔在主持特殊选民名册修订工作中存在不当行为，称这是莫迪政府操纵选举的工具1。该修订自2025年10月25日启动以来，已导致超过1.3亿选民被删除，约占全国选民总数的15%1。
反对党领导人拉胡尔·甘地和普里扬卡·瓦德拉因参与抗议活动已两次被警方拘留1。甘地表示"纳伦德拉·莫迪、阿米特·沙阿、詹亚尼什·库马尔和整个体制将被绳之以法"1。选举委员会内部也有声音表达关切，三名委员中的两名已至少14次正式提出对该选民名册修订的顾虑1。
激进组织蟑螂党也加入抗议行列，称数千名志愿者在马哈拉施特拉邦、北方邦和西孟加拉邦遭到拘留，并计划在多个城市组织类似示威活动1。
India's opposition alliance has escalated its campaign demanding the resignation of Election Commission Chief Jyanish Kumar, citing allegations of electoral misconduct.1 The controversy centers on a special voter roll revision that has resulted in the deletion of over 1.3 billion voters since October 25, 2025, representing approximately 15% of the total electorate.1 Opposition leaders have accused the process of being a tool for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government to manipulate elections, prompting intensified protests across multiple cities.
The political tensions have led to confrontations between law enforcement and opposition figures.1 Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Vadra were detained by police on two separate occasions—Wednesday and Tuesday—during their protest activities.1 Gandhi issued a strong statement declaring that "Narendra Modi, Amit Shah, Jyanish Kumar, and the entire system will be brought to justice."1 The Cockroach Party, an activist organization, has reported that thousands of its volunteers were detained in Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal.1
Within the Election Commission itself, concerns about the voter revision process have been formally raised multiple times.1 Two of the three Election Commission members have lodged at least 14 formal expressions of concern regarding the revision procedure.1
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