Concerns are raised about the extensive travel disruptions, including metro and train shutdowns, and internet restrictions, which are seen as an attempt to suppress the right to protest.

Activists and opposition parties are demanding the resignation of Election Commission chief Gyanesh Kumar, alleging voter-roll irregularities and election fraud, and are mobilizing for protests.

Delhi Police are stepping up checks and taking preventive measures to verify details and prevent potential law-and-order disruptions during the planned protest.

The Supreme Court dismissed a plea seeking investigation of FIRs related to a previous Jantar Mantar student protest, stating it does not want students entangled in court proceedings.

Activists and opposition parties are organizing widespread protests, including in Delhi, to demand the resignation of Election Commission chief Gyanesh Kumar due to alleged voter list manipulation.

The government is accused of suppressing the planned protests by deploying thousands of police, closing metro stations, and detaining activists, indicating fear of the public's right to protest.