Indian police detain Gen Z protesters over voter roll changes
· Politics · India
Indian police detained several people during Gen Z-led protests against changes to voter rolls that demonstrators say benefit Prime Minister Narendra Modi's governing party. Activists separately demand systemic fixes over sexual assault safety.
Why it matters:Protests over voter rolls in the world's largest democracy test whether electoral administration remains trusted and fair ahead of future national votes.
Key points
- Protesters say the changes favor Modi's governing party
- Police detained several people during the Gen Z-led demonstrations
- Separate activists called for systemic change on women's safety
Sources (original reporting)
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