Massive protest rallies took place across Tripura on Thursday as demonstrators called for the removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The participants also sought an immediate end to the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls and the restoration of voting rights to all those wrongfully excluded from the lists.

Crowds gathered in different parts of the state and marched through streets while raising these specific demands. The protests highlighted concerns over the ongoing revision process and its effects on eligible voters who were left out.

The Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls has become a central point of contention in the demonstrations. Organizers and participants focused on the need to halt the exercise at once and correct exclusions that had denied people their voting rights.

These rallies reflected organized public expression against the current handling of electoral records. The demands centered on accountability at the highest level of the election machinery and the protection of franchise for those affected by the revision.

The events underscore growing attention to electoral roll management in the northeastern state. Continued focus on these issues may influence how authorities address complaints about voter exclusions and the revision process in the coming days.