Political momentum is building rapidly in the national capital as opposition parties prepare for a major demonstration on November 1. Led by Rahul Gandhi, the rally at Delhi's historic Ramlila Maidan is planned as a show of strength against SIR. Ahead of this event, all opposition Members of Parliament have been instructed to arrive in Delhi before 1 PM on October 30 to participate in high-level strategic deliberations.
Summoning of MPs and Strategy at Mallikarjun Kharge's Residence
According to available details, opposition lawmakers are gathering for an important session ahead of the main rally. Sources suggest that a mock parliamentary session may be conducted at the residence of Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge. This session is expected to deliberate on steps regarding impeachment proceedings against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Earlier, the Congress party had sought permission to hold the gathering at the Ashok Hotel, but the request was denied by Delhi Police.
Delhi Police Issues Strict Directives for Ramlila Maidan Event
Administrative authorities have laid down stringent guidelines while granting conditional permission for the November 1 rally at Ramlila Maidan. As per the official letter issued by Delhi Police, the event must conclude strictly by 5 PM. High-definition CCTV cameras must be installed covering all entry points, exit gates, and the main stage area to monitor the proceedings effectively.
Furthermore, authorities have explicitly barred any marches or foot rallies outside the boundary of Ramlila Maidan. Strict action has been cautioned against any speeches deemed inflammatory or provocative. The event organizers are also mandated to submit all details of the program layout and scheduling to the police in advance.
Opposition Claims Turnout of 10 Lakh Amid Massive Mobilization
The INDIA block alliance is undertaking extensive cadre mobilization across multiple states to ensure a massive turnout. While Ramlila Maidan has an official capacity of 50,000 people, opposition leaders claim that over 10 lakh participants will attend the rally. Political cadres from neighboring states including Rajasthan, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh are being organized, with targets set to bring 10,000 workers from every district.
Additionally, parliamentary constituencies bordering Delhi have been assigned a target of mobilizing 20,000 people each. Special observers have been deployed in every Lok Sabha seat to oversee the logistics. Around 30,000 supporters are expected to arrive in Delhi the night before the event, and accommodation arrangements are being set up to host them.
