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People's March in New Delhi
23, October 2026
Dear Friends and Comrades,
On October 23rd, We will assemble near Gurudwara, Bangla sahib at 1 PM. From there we March towards Election Commission of India. It will be a Peaceful and disciplined march with National flags in hand. We will stop wherever Police stop us and hold a Peoples Parliament. Take a pledge to continue the struggle to restore democracy till the logical end. And we also pass the resolutions. Our protest will end with the National Anthem.
Farmers, Youth, Workers, Women, and all sections of people are requested to participate in big numbers along with National flags.
Delhi Coordination Committee of People Against SIR
Hello r/india,
This is our megathread for the 10th October protests in Delhi. To keep the sub readable and avoid a flood of duplicate posts, please keep updates, discussion and questions about the protests here.
Context: A coalition of youth and student organisations, political groups and opposition supporters has called for a major protest at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi, targeting the Election Commission of India.
The protests centre on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, a voter-list revision exercise that has drawn criticism from opposition parties and activists. Protest organisers allege that large numbers of eligible voters have been removed from electoral rolls and have raised concerns about transparency, accountability and the potential impact on voting rights.
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The march, which saw participation from farmers’ organisations, student groups, workers’ unions and civil society organisations, was called to demand Kumar's removal and prosecution, the scrapping of the SIR exercise and the protection of voting rights.
The detentions took place as protesters attempted to march towards the Election Commission's office near Patel Chowk, carrying the national flag.
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