Opposition leaders belonging to the INDIA bloc organized a march to the Election Commission (EC) office to formally register their grievances regarding the current electoral process. The coalition, which has been vocal about its concerns, characterized the situation as 'vote chori' (vote theft), alleging that the electoral machinery is not functioning with the necessary transparency or impartiality.

The delegation met with officials to submit a memorandum detailing their complaints. While the specific nature of the alleged irregularities remains a point of focus for the opposition, the primary objective of the march was to exert pressure on the commission to ensure a level playing field for all candidates. The bloc has announced plans for a larger, more comprehensive rally in the near future to further mobilize public attention toward their claims of electoral malpractice.

Currently, the Election Commission has not issued a detailed rebuttal to the specific allegations raised by the bloc during this march. The opposition maintains that these actions are necessary to protect democratic norms, while government supporters and ruling party representatives have previously dismissed such claims as desperate attempts to undermine the credibility of the election process before the final results are declared. The situation remains tense as both sides prepare for the next phases of the polling cycle.