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Opposition to launch mock parliament, prepare for ‘people’s impeachment’ against Gyanesh Kumar

October 25, 2026 • Farha Khan• 3 mins read
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The opposition has now fully mobilized against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The opposition is now preparing for a “people’s impeachment” against him. The opposition has already announced a major rally in Delhi, but significant information has emerged that the entire opposition is preparing for a mock parliament before the rally. As the political controversy surrounding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar continues to escalate, the opposition coalition, INDIA, has decided to intensify its protest campaign. The entire opposition will unite and organize a mock parliament in Delhi on October 30th, a date announced by INDIA. This event will demand a “people’s impeachment” against Gyanesh Kumar. Following this, the entire opposition will hold a large rally at Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan on November 1st.

Congress General Secretary KC Venugopal has provided full details of this event

He stated that the opposition party will raise questions related to the election process and voter lists with the public, and the government and Gyanesh Kumar will have to answer them. The All India Alliance will unite to raise a single issue at this rally. The opposition states that transparency in the electoral system and the protection of voters’ rights are essential for democracy, and that the current government is killing democracy.

Mock Parliament to be held on October 30

The opposition has now fully prepared for the mock parliament. On October 30, leaders from various parties will gather on a single platform to raise their voices against Gyanesh Kumar. During this, there will also be a demand for Gyanesh Kumar’s removal from office.

It has been reported that this opposition event may be held at the Ashok Hotel in Delhi.

Controversy Intensifies Over SIR and Voter Lists

At the heart of this entire campaign is the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the voter list, and the opposition parties are raising questions about it. The opposition claims that names have been deliberately removed from the voter list, and that significant irregularities have been committed, for which the Election Commission must answer. The entire opposition is demanding the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar. Meanwhile, the Election Commission has flatly denied the opposition’s allegations. Consequently, this controversy continues to escalate.

A Major Opposition Rally to be Held at Ramlila Maidan on November 1st

Following the Mock Parliament, the opposition, along with the All India Alliance, has organized a “Delhi Chalo March” on November 1st. This will be a major rally for the All India Alliance, which will culminate at Ramlila Maidan. At this rally, all opposition leaders will unite to raise questions and present their demands. According to Congress leader KC Venugopal, the party has set a goal of large participation in this event, and it is estimated that a large number of people will attend.

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has also contacted the INDIA alliance’s allies, urging leaders and workers to reach Delhi and ensure maximum participation. The entire India alliance is striving to bring together various opposition parties on a single platform to raise a common voice and participate in this campaign.

The opposition is viewing the October 30th mock parliament and the November 1st rally as a major issue. Since this information emerged, discussions have intensified in political circles.

In the coming days, everyone will be watching to see how these events impact electoral transparency, voter rights, and the Election Commission’s accountability, and what new twists this campaign takes.

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