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Questions on Constitutional Protection Amid Opposition Attacks and Institutional Discord.
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News18•13-10-2026, 15:28
Questions on Constitutional Protection Amid Opposition Attacks and Institutional Discord.
- •Kapil Sibal expressed a lack of faith in the Supreme Court, stating he no longer has any hope left from the judiciary.
- •Cockroach Janta Party chief Abhijit Dipke challenged the government by insisting on holding a protest at Jantar Mantar.
- •Rahul Gandhi targeted Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, demanding resignations over alleged vote theft.
- •The opposition alliance's continuous attacks on key constitutional bodies have sparked intense debate over the true protection of the Constitution.
Key Questions Answered
During a press conference in Delhi on October 10, 2026, Kapil Sibal stated that he no longer has any hope or faith left in the Supreme Court and is tired of arguing repeatedly about voter list discrepancies without receiving relief.
Following the opposition alliance's march to the Supreme Court on October 12, 2026, Rahul Gandhi claimed that CEC Gyanesh Kumar sends him messages, is unable to sleep at night, and asserted that hundreds of government officers are in contact with the opposition.
Although Rahul Gandhi initially claimed the President did not deny their allegations of vote theft, opposition leaders Mamata Banerjee and Mallikarjun Kharge clarified that the President instead demanded concrete evidence regarding their claims.
