Northeast Mumbai Congress Aggressive Against CEC Gyanesh Kumar; Massive Protest Outside Mulund Station

Special Correspondent | Mulund

Following a massive demonstration at Chaityabhumi in Dadar, Mumbai Congress has intensified its campaign, launching district-wide protests across Mumbai to demand the resignation and arrest of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar. As part of this drive, the Mumbai North East District Congress Committee organized a strong protest outside Mulund Railway Station, opposite Deepak Hotel, on Thursday, October 1, 2026.

Slogans Raised to Save Democracy

During the protest in Mulund, Congress leaders and activists raised intense slogans against CEC Gyanesh Kumar. Demonstrators directly accused the Election Commission of enabling "Vote Chori" (vote theft) and imposing arbitrary conditions on voters under pressure from the central Modi-Shah government, thereby undermining electoral transparency and threatening India's democracy. Activists urged citizens to join the movement in large numbers to protect the Constitution of India and defend their democratic rights.

Led by Northeast Mumbai Congress

The demonstration was spearheaded by Mumbai North East District Congress President Ketan Shah. Key leaders and office-bearers from the Mumbai Pradesh Congress, North East District Congress, Women's Congress, Youth Congress, Seva Dal, NSUI, and various cells participated alongside numerous activists, carrying placards and banners.

Holding banners printed with slogans such as "Remove Gyanesh Kumar, Save Election Commission" and "Wanted," protesters lashed out at the functioning of the Election Commission. Congress leaders warned that this fight will continue until democracy is safeguarded and the Chief Election Commissioner tenders his resignation.