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Odinga’s legacy faces a test as ODM splits over its alliance with President Ruto.
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Odinga’s legacy faces a test as ODM splits over its alliance with President Ruto.
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Opposition parties and supporters of the so-called "cockroach" youth movement marched towards the country's Supreme Court on Monday, in the latest show of outrage against the recent removal of millions of names from voters lists. Critics say the move is likely to benefit Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling party – and are demanding India's election chief step down over what they describe as misconduct. Details by FRANCE 24 correspondent in New Delhi, Navodita Kumari.
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Thousands of police officers and security personnel deployed across central New Delhi for third straight day.
Indian opposition politicians and journalists alleged that police had been heavy-handed in cracking down in protests that swept New Delhi over the weekend in response to a nationwide voter roll revision that critics say disproportionately affects Muslim and other minority voters. Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi called for a fresh march to the nation's Supreme Court Monday.
Main opposition Congress party leads rally to the top court to demand the removal of the chief election commissioner.
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