Youth League protests against electoral roll revision in Malappuram
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The Muslim Youth League is holding protests in Malappuram against the special intensive revision of electoral rolls and the Chief Election Commissioner.
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- The Muslim Youth League organized marches across Malappuram to demand the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
- Protesters allege that the special intensive revision of electoral rolls is undermining the democratic process.
- Organizers indicated that demonstrations will continue until their concerns regarding the revision are resolved.
- The Welfare Party also held separate protests in the region echoing these concerns.
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K.M. Khaleel
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“What we are seeing is not just a debate over an electoral roll. It concerns people’s right to participate in a democracy”
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…would continue to raise its voice against what it sees as threats to the electoral system. He also linked the protest to other issues affecting the public, including E20 petrol and charges on online payments. “ What we are seeing is not just a debate over an electoral roll. It concerns people’s right to participate in a democracy ,” Mr. Khaleel said. He added the MYL would continue its protests until the concerns over the revision of electoral rolls were addressed. Indian Union Muslim League district secretary K.M. Gafoor inaugurated the rally.…
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NamedIndia · A. Ajayan · Basheer Randathani · C.P. Nisar · Gyanesh Kumar · Indian Union Muslim League · K.K. Nasser · K.M. Gafoor · K.M. Khaleel · Malappuram · Muslim Youth League · Salam Valanchery · Siddique Parappur
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