India news: Rahul Gandhi urges protest against voter deletions, announces November 1 rally
India's opposition leader Rahul Gandhi has accused the ruling BJP of "vote theft" and urged people to join a rally in Delhi on November 1.
DW reports: India's opposition leader Rahul Gandhi has accused the ruling BJP of "vote theft" and urged people to join a rally in Delhi on November 1.
The call comes amid protests over revision of electoral rolls.
This world story centres on India. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Rahul Gandhi, BJP and Delhi.
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