Rahul Gandhi hosted INDIA bloc leaders, students and civil society groups for tea in Delhi. The meeting signalled a coordinated opposition push on alleged vote chori and the demand for Gyanesh Kumar's resignation.

Rahul Gandhi has invited INDIA bloc leaders, opposition MPs, student groups and civil society members for a tea meeting and joint media address. The outreach signals a wider opposition effort to coordinate protests over alleged poll irregularities and defend democratic institutions.

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge praised the large turnout at Monday’s protest march, saying the Opposition had taken public concerns seriously.

New Delhi: Congress Parliamentary Party Chairperson Sonia Gandhi arrived at the residence of the Leader of the Opposition (LoP) in the Lok Sabha, Rahul

Addressing a media briefing following an INDIA bloc meeting at his residence, Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi mounted a sharp offensive against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Reaffirming the opposition's resolve, he declared, 'The net is closing around them. It is not going to be so simple that you can destroy the Indian Constitution and get away with it.' Gandhi emphasised the alliance's perseverance, asserting they will sustain the fight for months or years until their end goal of defending democracy is achieved.

Opposition leaders may see it differently. Rahul Gandhi's response was that they wrote to the CJI, he told them to file a petition, and they would now march to the Supreme Court and file it. Opposition supporters could argue that a letter requesting a meeting is a normal democratic step and that the CJI's reply is routine.

Opposition leaders unify across 16 parties to demand electoral reforms and resist vote chori, pledging ongoing nationwide protests despite Navratri breaks.

Opposition leaders unify across 16 parties to demand electoral reforms and resist vote chori, pledging ongoing nationwide protests despite Navratri breaks.