Archive · 8 Oct 2026
Donkey Protest Draws Attention at Hyderabad’s Chalo Lok Bhavan
People in Hyderabad held a protest called Chalo Lok Bhavan.
One protester wore a mask of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and was paraded on a donkey.
The demonstration was planned by three political figures.
Ministers, legislators and many Congress and INDIA bloc workers joined the march.
They demanded that Kumar resign and face legal action.
The donkey procession attracted attention.
Some leaders stopped to take photos and posted them on social media.
A protest in Hyderabad featured a demonstrator wearing Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s mask, paraded on a donkey.
The demonstration was planned by Sameer Waliullah, Syed Nizamuddin and Aslam Shareef.
Ministers, legislators and hundreds of Congress and INDIA bloc workers joined the march.
Protesters demanded Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation and legal action.
The donkey procession drew attention, and several leaders posed for photographs and shared them on social media.
- Who
- Hyderabad protesters, including Congress and INDIA bloc workers, ministers and legislators; the demonstration was planned by Sameer Waliullah, Syed Nizamuddin and Aslam Shareef.
- What
- A march featuring a protester in a Gyanesh Kumar mask paraded on a donkey, with calls for his resignation and legal action.
- Where
- Hyderabad, at the Chalo Lok Bhavan protest.
- Why
- Protesters demanded the Chief Election Commissioner’s resignation and legal action.
Protesters
Chief Election Commissioner
Resignation and legal action
Protesters
Protesters demanded Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation and legal action.
Chief Election Commissioner
The article does not report a response or position from Gyanesh Kumar.
- Protest name
- Chalo Lok Bhavan
- Location
- Hyderabad
- Person depicted in mask
- Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar
- Demonstration planners
- Sameer Waliullah, Syed Nizamuddin and Aslam Shareef
- Participants
- Ministers, legislators and hundreds of Congress and INDIA bloc workers
- Demands
- The CEC’s resignation and legal action