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The AAP has alleged that Delhi Police turned Kejriwal's residence into a fortress ahead of the protest.

AAP joins the Opposition campaign against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar as the BJP and Election Commission challenge Rahul Gandhi’s account of Tuesday’s protest.

The SC's intervention comes as Opposition parties intensify their campaign against Gyanesh Kumar, with demonstrations and nationwide mobilisation planned through November.

Kakkar said she could no longer defend the party, while former Uttar Pradesh MLA Shyam Sundar Sharma also joined Congress.

AAP leaders accused the police of preventing a peaceful demonstration, while police said more than 700 people were detained from Jantar Mantar and surrounding areas.

AAP said it will approach court if Delhi Police does not register an FIR against Parvesh Verma over the alleged slapping incident.

The development comes amid stepped-up opposition coordination against Kumar over the functioning of the Election Commission and the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.

Raj and Uddhav Thackeray announced an October 4 Mumbai march against the Election Commission and invited other parties to join the protest.

The proposed protest by AAP’s Saurabh Bharadwaj comes amid mounting Opposition demonstrations demanding action over the SIR and CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation.

AAP demanded the minister's arrest over the assault on the man.

A video of the incident triggered AAP demands for action, while Verma said the footage lacked context and alleged misconduct by the local MLA.

Over 47 lakh names were excluded from Delhi’s draft electoral roll published during the ongoing SIR process.

Bittu claimed more than 100 people hurled stones and eggs at his cavalcade while he was travelling to Pathankot for the BJP’s anti-drug yatra.