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Another movement has begun demanding the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar: protesters have been sitting on the streets all night, and the protest will continue until their demands are met.

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A second protest has begun in Indore, demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and transparency in the election process. The movement, which started under the name "Bhawankuan Indore 2.0," includes students, youth, and social workers. The protest, which began on October 10th in front of Bholaram Gate, near DD Garden, saw protesters sit on the streets all night, demanding their rights. This is the first time Indore has protested against the election reforms.

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