Bahujan Party Chief Manik Lal Nagar Alleges Government Is Undermining Democracy

Bahujan Party national president Manik Lal Nagar has accused the government of adopting an autocratic and dictatorial approach and “strangling democracy” in the country. The report was filed by Rajat Malhotra from Sambhal/Chandausi.

Nagar said that the silence of the Hon'ble Prime Minister over the alleged protection of corrupt people involved in “donation theft” and “vote theft” was increasing instability in the country. He also alleged that the law and order situation was being torn apart.

He said that today, 10 October 2026, was reminding people of 25 June 1975. According to him, there was unrest in the capital and an atmosphere resembling an undeclared Emergency. He further said that the alleged atrocities against the youth would affect the political equation in the 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections.

Nagar has demanded that the Prime Minister / President immediately dismiss Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. He also demanded that the votes of Indian citizens who had been deleted be restored through the Booth Level Officers, or BLOs.

He has directed the national and state office-bearers of the party to submit a 7-point memorandum to the Hon'ble President through the district magistrates at the state headquarters. The memorandum is to be submitted from 12 October to 14 October.

The memorandum will mainly include a demand for the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner. It will also seek justice for the family of the victim of the Bulgadhi incident. It will mention the demand for housing in Noida and the announced financial amount, in accordance with the order of the Hon'ble High Court Lucknow.

The Bahujan Party said that it supports the movement seeking the removal of the Chief Election Commissioner.