Archive · 11 Aug 2025
Political Roundup: Rakhi, Protests, and Police Agenda
Mayawati, the leader of the BSP, celebrated Raksha Bandhan with party members.
The Trinamool Congress will use a Bengali slogan during a protest march against alleged election problems.
This protest will be against the Election Commission and electoral roll revisions.
In Delhi, the new Police Commissioner has a new agenda, one part being to speed up disposal of cases.
Mayawati, leader of the BSP, observed Raksha Bandhan at her office.
She tied rakhis to party leaders who visited her on Saturday.
The Trinamool Congress plans to use a Bangla slogan in a protest march.
The march is against alleged electoral malpractices in Bihar.
Delhi's new Police Commissioner set a five-point agenda.
- Who
- Mayawati, Trinamool Congress, and Delhi's new Police Commissioner.
- What
- Mayawati, leader of the BSP, celebrated Raksha Bandhan with party members and The Trinamool Congress will use a Bengali slogan during a protest march.
- When
- During Raksha Bandhan and the Trinamool Congress will hold a protest march on Monday.
- Where
- At the BSP office, in Parliament, and the Election Commission office.
- Why
- The Trinamool Congress is protesting against alleged electoral malpractices by the Election Commission and the revision of electoral rolls in Bihar.
Trinamool Congress
Election Commission
Electoral Malpractices
Trinamool Congress
Use a Bangla slogan 'Chupi chupi votaer karchupi (Votes are quietly being stolen)' to protest election malpractices.
Election Commission
The other side is not mentioned.
- Event
- Raksha Bandhan celebration and planned protest march.
- Key Figures
- Mayawati and Shashi Bhushan Kumar Singh
- Involved Parties
- BSP, Trinamool Congress
- Location
- Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar
