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BREAKING : Unique protest by INDIA MPs against SIR in Parliament
INDIA MPs wore ‘Minta Devi’ t-shirts, the 124 year old first time voter in Bihar SIR as per ECI
INDIA on a mission to destroy ECI & BJP regime pic.twitter.com/ajh6xdb1LA
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— Ankit Mayank (@mr_mayank) August 12, 2025
BREAKING: Unique protest by INDIA MPs against SIR in Parliament
The political landscape in India has taken an interesting turn with a unique protest by INDIA MPs in Parliament. Recently, these representatives donned ‘Minta Devi’ t-shirts to highlight the case of a remarkable 124-year-old first-time voter from Bihar. Minta Devi’s story, as highlighted by the Election Commission of India (ECI), has drawn significant attention, not just for her age but also for the implications it raises regarding voter rights and representation.
INDIA MPs wore ‘Minta Devi’ t-shirts, the 124-year-old first-time voter in Bihar SIR as per ECI
The protest focused on Minta Devi, who, despite her age, took to the polls, igniting discussions about the voting process in India. By wearing these t-shirts, the MPs aimed to symbolize the importance of empowering all citizens, regardless of age. This action serves as a reminder that every vote counts and that the electoral process should be inclusive and accessible to everyone.
INDIA on a mission to destroy ECI & BJP regime
This protest isn’t just about a single voter; it’s part of a broader mission by the INDIA coalition to challenge the current regime, particularly the BJP and the ECI. The message is clear: the MPs are advocating for reforms in how elections are conducted and how the ECI operates. They believe that the protection of voter rights is crucial for democracy and that issues like those faced by Minta Devi must be addressed.
The incident has sparked conversations across social media, with many applauding the creativity and significance of the protest. For more insights on this remarkable protest and its implications, check out the original tweet by Ankit Mayank.