Samajwadi Party Stages Protest Against Election Commission in Amethi
In Amethi, the Samajwadi Party staged a strong protest against the Election Commission.
In Amethi, the Samajwadi Party staged a strong protest against the Election Commission. A large number of Samajwadi Party leaders, office-bearers and workers came out onto the streets and raised slogans against the Election Commission.
During the protest, workers raised the slogan, “वोट चोर, गद्दी छोड़”. Slogans were also raised against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
The workers also used political slogans such as “एक कचौड़ी, दो समोसा, इन चोरों का क्या भरोसा”. These slogans were raised as part of the party’s protest against the Election Commission and its chief.
Samajwadi Party workers alleged that serious questions were being raised over the election process. They said the Election Commission should answer these issues.
They warned that if Gyanesh Kumar does not resign, the Samajwadi Party will be forced to hold an aggressive protest.
Frequently asked questions
Where did the Samajwadi Party stage its protest?
The Samajwadi Party staged the protest in Amethi.
Who participated in the protest?
Samajwadi Party leaders, office-bearers and workers participated in the protest.
What slogan did the workers raise against the Election Commission?
They raised the slogan “Vote thief, leave the throne” and other political slogans.
What did the workers allege about the election process?
They alleged that serious questions were being raised over the election process and said the Election Commission should answer them.
What warning did the Samajwadi Party issue?
The party warned that it would hold an aggressive protest if Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar did not resign.
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