'All for one man': Dipke slams Centre for sweeping curbs to quell anti-CEC stirs

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Activist Abhijeet Dipke accused India's central government of using sweeping restrictions and detentions to suppress demonstrations against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Reports cited police action against students and opposition figures, disrupted rail services and closed Metro stations in Delhi, while a student association raised concerns about journalists' treatment.

CJP activist Abhijeet Dipke has accused the government of detaining protesters for chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. He claimed that students and opposition leaders faced police action while protesting in Delhi. Rail services were reportedly suspended, and Metro stations were closed during the demonstrations. Neha Bora from All India Students' Association expressed her concerns about the treatment of journalists covering the events.