Archive · 25 Sep 2026
MP Vamsi Krishna Demands Modi Resign Over Democracy Concerns
MP Gaddam Vamsi Krishna criticized the Central Government and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
He said democratic institutions and the election system were not being protected properly.
He asked Modi to resign.
He also said the Election Commission should work fairly and independently.
The MP wants clear answers about changes to voter lists.
He is especially concerned about eligible voters being removed.
He said voting is an important right in a democracy.
He called for transparency so people can trust elections.
The article does not report a response from the Prime Minister or the Election Commission.
Peddapalli MP Gaddam Vamsi Krishna demanded Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s resignation.
Vamsi Krishna alleged that the Central Government failed to protect democratic institutions and India’s electoral system.
He called on the Election Commission to act impartially and explain allegations involving elections, the Special Intensive Revision and voter eligibility.
The MP questioned whether the Election Commission is accountable to the Prime Minister or to the Constitution and people of India.
He urged transparency on electoral-roll changes and voter deletions to protect voting rights and public confidence.
- Who
- Peddapalli MP Gaddam Vamsi Krishna made the demand and criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Central Government and the Election Commission.
- What
- Vamsi Krishna demanded Modi’s resignation and called for explanations and transparency regarding the electoral process and voter rolls.
- When
- The article does not specify when the remarks were made.
- Where
- The remarks were reported from Mancherial.
- Why
- He alleged that the Central Government had failed to protect democratic institutions and the electoral system, and sought safeguards for eligible voters’ rights.
- Speaker
- Gaddam Vamsi Krishna, Peddapalli MP
- Demand
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s resignation
- Main concern
- Protection of democratic institutions and the electoral system
- Institution addressed
- Election Commission
- Electoral issues
- Special Intensive Revision, voter eligibility and electoral-roll changes
- Requested action
- Clear explanations and complete transparency
- Stated democratic right
- Every eligible citizen’s right to vote