Opposition escalates anti-CEC campaign with digital platform launch

The Indian National Congress on Wednesday unveiled a new digital platform as part of its escalating campaign against the Chief Election Commissioner, stepping up coordinated opposition action on multiple fronts. Party president Mallikarjun Kharge has leveled sharp criticism at the current electoral setup, characterising the Prime Minister and various State Chief Ministers as occupying their positions illegitimately. Kharge has called for the dissolution of both the Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies, framing the demand as part of a broader challenge to the constitutional validity of existing governance structures. The digital platform initiative, unveiled by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, aims to mobilize public support and consolidate opposition messaging across the country. The Congress party's intensified campaign represents one of the most significant opposition challenges to the Election Commission and electoral processes in recent months, with the party attempting to build a broader coalition against what it characterizes as institutional irregularities. The opposition's multi-pronged strategy combines parliamentary tactics, public mobilization through digital channels, and demands for institutional reform.