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Following the Congress Working Committee meeting, INDIA bloc leaders gathered in Delhi to finalise a joint battle plan against the Election Commission and the central government over alleged voting irregularities. The opposition alliance announced district-level demonstrations from 2 October to 8 October, an MPs' march to the Election Commission office on 6 October, and five major rallies scheduled across October and November. Additionally, a mega rally is slated for 1 November in Delhi alongside a request for a meeting with the President by Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi. Meanwhile, the BJP dismissed the alliance's campaign and questioned Rahul Gandhi's leadership.

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00:00Lots of action that has taken place in the national capital after the CWC of the Congress Party,
00:07the India Alliance members met today with a clear agenda.
00:12And at the back of it now, it's a six-month plan where India Alliance partners
00:16will now be coming out jointly in protest,
00:22demanding the resignation not just of the Chief Election Commissioner,
00:26but also of the Prime Minister and the Home Minister.
00:32He must resign immediately.
00:36He must resign immediately.
00:39Let us save the democracy and let the security of the people,
00:47the voting rights, it is our constitutional rights.
00:51Save democracy is now the opposition's new battle cry.
00:55And today, the India bloc turned that anger into a joint battle plan.
01:02A three-and-a-half-hour meeting in Delhi with most major opposition parties at the table.
01:07From the meeting, the attack on the Election Commission was relentless.
01:11And opposition has said they won't take it lying down.
01:26And we are not going to take it lying down.
01:30We are going to ensure...
01:33This is personal commitment of all India leaders.
01:38We are going to ensure that the people who have destroyed Indian democracy are punished.
01:46We are going to ensure that the people who have destroyed the vote will be.
01:51We are going to ensure that the government will be not equal.
01:53In that moment, the report is coming in.
01:59The two election commissioners have been taken by the party in the form 6.
02:04You can say that the party has been taken by the party in the 10 months.
02:08But nothing has happened.
02:09I mean, I mean, it's safe.
02:12People, because of Tantra,
02:13there is a great victory.
02:15Let's finish.
02:16When I was killed in B.J.P.
02:19in 1926,
02:22in Madhya Potash,
02:23in Haryana, in Bihar,
02:25in Bengal,
02:28you know,
02:29we had come here.
02:31We went to the election commission.
02:34Now, it's open,
02:35it's open,
02:36it's open,
02:38it's open,
02:39it's open,
02:40it's open,
02:40it's open,
02:42it's open.
02:51India Bloc has prepared an action plan.
02:55From October 2nd to 8th,
02:57safe democracy marches and demonstrations
02:59at district level.
03:01Opposition MPs will march to the election commission
03:04on October 6th.
03:06Leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi
03:08will seek a meeting with the president
03:09in the second week of October.
03:11And five major rallies will be held
03:14in October and November,
03:15over the vote chori issue.
03:17The opposition alliance will hold a mega rally
03:20in Delhi on November 1st.
03:22India Bloc leaders will appeal
03:24for an early resolution
03:26of all SIR related cases
03:28in the Supreme Court.
03:29The BJP mocked the opposition alliance
03:32and claimed Congress's allies
03:34questioned Rahul Gandhi's leadership.
03:36In the Congress
03:38working committee
03:40Rahul Ji
03:41is saying
03:42to me,
03:42to me,
03:43to me,
03:43to me,
03:44to me,
03:48I mean,
03:49Congress
03:49has no trust to Rahul Gandhi's
03:50only Rahul Gandhi.
03:55This is changing
03:56and changing
03:58the world.
04:01with the India Bloc
04:02now taking that battle
04:03to the streets,
04:04the confrontation
04:05with the election commission
04:07has entered
04:08a far more explosive phase.
04:11With Maasmi Singh,
04:12Bureau Report,
04:13India Today.

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