India's Aam Aadmi Party has risen in protest once again.
This comes five months after they formed and staged protests in May over college entrance exam irregularities.
This time, the issue is allegations of "election management fraud."
Since last year, India's Election Commission has been revising the voter registry.
However, a staggering 130 million people have disappeared from the rolls.
While the Election Commission claims that this is the result of clearing out deceased individuals, duplicate registrations, and migrants,
the Aam Aadmi Party and the Indian public are refusing to believe this.
Understandably so, as it was revealed through the media that some election commissioners pointed out 14 problems with the "registry revision" to the Chief Election Commissioner.
In May, the Minister of Education was dismissed following protests by the Aam Aadmi Party.
The issue raised this time involves "elections," a matter with much higher stakes.
Video Mug has covered the second wave of the Aam Aadmi Party's protests in detail, so we ask for your interest and viewing.
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