Congress leader KC Venugopal vows 'second freedom struggle', says Delhi protest against CEC will go ahead

Economic Times - Oct 11, 2026

AICC General Secretary KC Venugopal announced a protest against the Chief Election Commissioner in New Delhi. This protest is being described as a significant movement to protect voting rights in the country. Venugopal accused the authorities of attempting to suppress participation by conducting raids and deploying police. He emphasized that the opposition will continue their efforts despite these measures.

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