The Indian central government has enforced stringent security protocols across New Delhi to block a planned demonstration against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Authorities have restricted public transportation, including metro and train services, while installing barricades at strategic locations throughout the capital. Law enforcement officials are actively monitoring the situation, including conducting home visits to discourage participation in the 'Remove Gyanesh' campaign. The Supreme Court of India has criticized the government's heavy-handed approach, with a bench led by Chief Justice Surya Kant suggesting that the state's reaction is disproportionate to the perceived threat. The court questioned the necessity of such extensive measures, noting that the government's aggressive tactics to prevent public assembly are unjustified.
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