Ahead of planned protests, authorities in Delhi have closed metro stations and restricted traffic as opposition parties voice concerns over alleged manipulation of electoral rolls. The parties accuse India’s election authorities of deleting millions of voters to favor Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s BJP. These accusations center on a controversial revision of voter lists, which opposition groups claim is designed to suppress votes. The escalating protests reflect growing anxieties about the fairness and transparency of the electoral process in India. Authorities maintain the revisions are routine and necessary for maintaining an accurate voter database. Opposition leaders have called for a thorough investigation into the alleged deletions and safeguards to ensure fair elections. The situation remains tense as protesters prepare to rally against what they perceive as a threat to democratic principles in Delhi.