India's "Cockroach" movement, led by the Cockroach Janta Party, has announced plans for nationwide protests on October 2 unless Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar resigns by Saturday. The group claims the commissioner has meddled in election processes, prompting calls for his immediate departure.
A youth-led organization has escalated its demands, threatening to return to mass demonstrations if Gyanesh Kumar does not step down. Reports suggest the commissioner has been involved in irregularities, fueling public frustration. The movement has gained traction through social media, with supporters organizing rallies across the country.
The deadline for Gyanesh Kumar's resignation is set for Saturday, with protesters prepared to take to the streets if the demand is not met. The situation highlights growing tensions over electoral integrity in India. Authorities have not yet commented on the protests, but the pressure on the commissioner is intensifying.
