Hundreds of protesters were detained in Delhi on Sunday for a second consecutive day, demonstrating calls for the resignation of India’s election chief. The protests arose amidst ongoing political tensions and concerns regarding the fairness of the electoral process. Simultaneously, a court ordered the release of Abhijeet Dipke, the founder of the “cockroach” movement, alongside two other senior leaders. The “cockroach” movement, and its leaders’ release, occurred as demonstrations continued in Delhi, adding another layer of complexity to the unfolding political situation. Authorities have yet to comment on the reasons behind the protests or Dipke’s initial detention. The situation remains fluid, with further demonstrations anticipated in Delhi. These events highlight growing discontent with the current administration and the independent functioning of India’s Election Commission.