Archive · 11 Oct 2026
BJP Leaders Condemn Protest Violence, Warn Against Pressuring Courts
BJP leaders spoke about a protest in Delhi over election issues.
Protesters wanted the Chief Election Commissioner to resign.
The leaders said people have a right to protest peacefully.
They condemned attacks on police and said violence can hurt a movement.
They also said protests could put pressure on the Supreme Court, which is considering related cases.
The leaders disputed a claim that 13 crore votes were deleted.
They said the number referred to several kinds of voter-list entries, including deceased and duplicate entries.
They asked young people to wait for the court’s decision.
BJP district leaders Enimireddy Malakondaiah and Duvvuri Subrahmanyam condemned attacks on police during a youth-led protest in Delhi.
The protest demanded the Chief Election Commissioner’s resignation and raised concerns about the CEC appointment and voter deletions.
The leaders supported peaceful protest but said violence could undermine public support and pressure the Supreme Court, where related cases are pending.
They rejected claims of 13 crore vote deletions, saying the figures instead included deceased, migrated, absent and duplicate entries.
They urged young people to await the Supreme Court’s decision and warned against becoming political tools or facing criminal cases.
- Who
- BJP district leaders Enimireddy Malakondaiah and Duvvuri Subrahmanyam commented on a youth-led protest.
- What
- They condemned attacks on police and warned that the agitation could pressure the Supreme Court.
- When
- The article does not specify when the protest or statements took place.
- Where
- The protest was in Delhi; the BJP leaders are identified with Kakinada.
- Why
- The protest demanded the Chief Election Commissioner’s resignation and raised concerns about the CEC appointment and voter deletions.
- Protest location
- Delhi
- Protest demand
- The Chief Election Commissioner’s resignation
- BJP leaders quoted
- Enimireddy Malakondaiah and Duvvuri Subrahmanyam
- Voter deletion claim disputed
- The leaders rejected claims of 13 crore vote deletions.
- Figures cited by the leaders
- 2.80 crore deceased, 6.30 crore permanently migrated, 3 crore absent and 1.02 crore duplicate entries
- Court status
- Related cases are pending before the Supreme Court.