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Youth Congress Protest Demanding Gyanesh Kumar’s Resignation Blocked by Delhi Police
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 25 Sep 2026, 02:46 PM
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Delhi police intervened as youth Congress activists gathered to demand the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar over the Election Commission’s encirclement.
Delhi police on an unspecified date halted a group of young Congress activists who had assembled to call for the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar. The protesters said their demand was linked to the Election Commission’s recent encirclement actions, which they described as unjust.
According to reports, the activists gathered in a public area of the capital before police arrived and dispersed the crowd. No arrests were reported, and the police statement indicated that the assembly was stopped to maintain public order.
The incident underscores the heightened political tension surrounding the Election Commission’s activities and the opposition’s response in the national capital.
Authorities have not released further details about the location or the number of participants, and the Congress party has not issued an official comment at this time.
The situation remains under observation as both the Election Commission and political parties continue their engagements ahead of upcoming electoral events.
According to reports, the activists gathered in a public area of the capital before police arrived and dispersed the crowd. No arrests were reported, and the police statement indicated that the assembly was stopped to maintain public order.
The incident underscores the heightened political tension surrounding the Election Commission’s activities and the opposition’s response in the national capital.
Authorities have not released further details about the location or the number of participants, and the Congress party has not issued an official comment at this time.
The situation remains under observation as both the Election Commission and political parties continue their engagements ahead of upcoming electoral events.