Protesters in Delhi call for the election chief to quit

Thousands of people have protested in New Delhi. They called for chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar to resign. AFP, carried by France 24, and Al Jazeera reported the protest on Sunday. New Delhi is the city.

The grievance is changes to the voter lists. The lists, the protesters say, disproportionately affect opposition parties. That effect is stated as an allegation. This account does not adopt it as a finding.

Gyanesh Kumar is the commissioner named. Resign is the demand. Thousands is the size of the crowd in the reports. India is the country.

Voter lists are the records at issue. Opposition parties are the groups said to be affected. Disproportionately is the word attached to that claim. Sunday is the day.

No arrest figure was included in the summary used here. No injury figure was included. The facts reported are the crowd, the demand, and the allegation about the lists.

The recorded protest is in New Delhi. The recorded demand is Kumar's resignation. The recorded allegation is about voter-list changes and opposition parties. Thousands is the only crowd figure given.