印度因一项争议性选民登记修订而陷入严重冲突。据报道，约1.3亿人被从选举名单中删除1，引发了广泛愤怒。抗议者指控政府涉及选民欺诈，声称印度民主制度已被破坏2。示威者要求罢免选举委员会主席詹亚内什·库马尔，并要求撤销该修订1。
针对持续的抗议活动，德里当局部署了大规模控制措施进行镇压。245趟列车被取消，45个地铁站关闭，城市中心的网络服务被切断1。过去一周每天都有抗议活动发生1。年轻一代印度民众走上街头参与抗议2。对此，莫迪政府为印度进行了辩护，宣称其为"民主之母"2。
Massive demonstrations have swept India's capital after authorities removed approximately 130 million people from electoral registers in a controversial revision to voter rolls.1 The purge has ignited anger among a generation of young Indians who have taken to the streets to challenge the Modi government, accusing it of electoral fraud and undermining democratic processes.2
Demonstrators are demanding the removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and the reversal of the voter registration changes.1 Protesters contend that India's democratic system has been compromised and point to the large-scale erasure of voter names alongside thousands of arrests as evidence of systematic abuse.2 The Modi government has defended its actions, characterizing India as the "birthplace of democracy."2
Authorities have responded to the unrest with an aggressive security crackdown in the capital.1 In preparation for a Saturday protest organized by the Cockroach Janta party, officials deployed sweeping control measures that included cancelling 245 trains to Delhi, shutting down 45 metro stations, cutting off internet services in the city center, and imposing curfews.1 Daily demonstrations have persisted throughout the past week.1
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