Rahul Gandhi says 'Modi protecting Gyanesh Kumar'

Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi held a press conference ahead of the scheduled Congress March. Addressing concerns over police excesses and deployment in Delhi-NCR. Gandhi stated that the Chief Election Commissioner.

Gyanesh Kumar, is being shielded by Prime Minister Modi, a claim that has sparked debate over the government's handling of the situation. The Opposition leader's comments have raised eyebrows. Particularly in light of the recent meeting between two Election Commissioners, which also questioned the Chief Election Commissioner's impartiality.

According to Gandhi, two-hundred government officials are in touch with the Congress party, a claim that has raised questions about the government's intentions and the extent of its influence over the electoral process. The Opposition leader's comments have sparked debate over the government's handling of the situation.

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With many wondering why the Chief Election Commissioner has not resigned in light of these allegations. Gandhi also shared footage of alleged police misconduct against dissenting protestors during the press conference, which has further fueled the controversy.

The scheduled Congress March is set to take place, with Gandhi's press conference serving as a precursor to the event. The meeting between Opposition leaders and the President of India has been a point of contention. With Gandhi's denial of the meeting sparking further debate.

The Congress party has been vocal about its concerns over the government's actions. And the upcoming march is seen as a key moment in the party's strategy to pressure the government into addressing these issues.

The situation has taken a turn for the worse. With Delhi being converted into a fortress, and people being stopped from reaching the capital. The Opposition leaders were detained during the press conference, highlighting the government's willingness to suppress dissenting voices.

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As the Congress March approaches, it remains to be seen how the government will respond to the party's demands, and whether the Chief Election Commissioner will finally resign in light of the mounting allegations.

The Supreme Court has been monitoring the situation closely. And it remains to be seen how the court will intervene in the matter. The government's handling of the situation has been widely criticized.

And the Opposition party is determined to bring the issue to the forefront. As the situation continues to unfold, one thing is clear: the fate of the country's democracy hangs in the balance.