Congress CWC seeks Modi, Shah and CEC resignations
In short
The Congress Working Committee asked for the resignations of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah. It also wanted the special intensive revision of voter rolls to stop and more than 13 crore deleted names to be put back.
The meeting was about protests against the Election Commission's actions. It is not stated how the Election Commission or the government responded.
What the reporting says
The Congress Working Committee demanded the resignations of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah over the special intensive revision of electoral rolls. The committee also called for the process to be suspended and for more than 13 crore deleted names to be restored, according to the publisher summary. It is not stated what response, if any, came from the government or Election Commission.
Why it matters
The Congress Working Committee's demands target the government and the Election Commission over the special intensive revision of electoral rolls. The stated demand to restore more than 13 crore deleted names suggests a major voter-roll dispute, but the reporting does not explain the grounds for the deletions or provide any official response. The immediate impact is political escalation and planned nationwide agitation.