"constitutional revision"

#12948713

4 November 2025

Trinamool Congress (TMC) party's chairperson and India's West Bengal state chief minister Mamata Banerjee holds the India Constitution book with TMC national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee and walks in a rally against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Kolkata, India, on November 4, 2025. The Trinamool Congress, which she heads, alleges that the revision drive amounts to a ''silent, invisible rigging'' orchestrated by the BJP-led central government in collusion with the Election Commission.

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#12948717

4 November 2025

Trinamool Congress (TMC) party's chairperson and India's West Bengal state chief minister Mamata Banerjee holds the India Constitution book with TMC national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee and walks in a rally against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Kolkata, India, on November 4, 2025. The Trinamool Congress, which she heads, alleges that the revision drive amounts to a ''silent, invisible rigging'' orchestrated by the BJP-led central government in collusion with the Election Commission.

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#12948726

4 November 2025

Trinamool Congress (TMC) party's chairperson and India's West Bengal state chief minister Mamata Banerjee holds the India Constitution book with TMC national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee and walks in a rally against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Kolkata, India, on November 4, 2025. The Trinamool Congress, which she heads, alleges that the revision drive amounts to a ''silent, invisible rigging'' orchestrated by the BJP-led central government in collusion with the Election Commission.

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#12948724

4 November 2025

People wait by the street-side barricade as Trinamool Congress (TMC) party's chairperson and India's West Bengal state chief minister, Mamata Banerjee, holds the India Constitution book with TMC national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee. They walk in a rally against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Kolkata, India, on November 4, 2025. The Trinamool Congress, which she heads, alleges that the revision drive amounts to a ''silent, invisible rigging'' orchestrated by the BJP-led central government in collusion with the Election Commission.

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#11503174

23 August 2024

Thousands of students hold a protest against the revision of the regional election law in front of the West Java DPRD Building in Bandung, Indonesia, on August 23, 2024. The protest against the revision of the regional election law goes on since yesterday. Indonesia's Constitutional Court rules on August 20 that parties do not need a minimum of 20 percent representation in their regional assemblies to nominate a candidate and also decides to uphold the current minimum age limit of 30 for candidates. The constitutional court ruling bars the president's youngest son from running in regional contests in Central Java.

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#11503175

23 August 2024

A student gives a speech during a demonstration to reject the revision of the regional election law in front of the West Java DPRD Building in Bandung, Indonesia, on August 23, 2024. The protest against the revision of the regional election law goes on since yesterday. Indonesia's Constitutional Court rules on August 20 that parties do not need a minimum of 20 percent representation in their regional assemblies to nominate a candidate and also decides to uphold the current minimum age limit of 30 for candidates. The constitutional court ruling bars the president's youngest son from running in regional contests in Central Java.

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#11503176

23 August 2024

A student gives a speech during a demonstration to reject the revision of the regional election law in front of the West Java DPRD Building in Bandung, Indonesia, on August 23, 2024. The protest against the revision of the regional election law goes on since yesterday. Indonesia's Constitutional Court rules on August 20 that parties do not need a minimum of 20 percent representation in their regional assemblies to nominate a candidate and also decides to uphold the current minimum age limit of 30 for candidates. The constitutional court ruling bars the president's youngest son from running in regional contests in Central Java.

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#11503177

23 August 2024

Thousands of students hold a protest against the revision of the regional election law in front of the West Java DPRD Building in Bandung, Indonesia, on August 23, 2024. The protest against the revision of the regional election law goes on since yesterday. Indonesia's Constitutional Court rules on August 20 that parties do not need a minimum of 20 percent representation in their regional assemblies to nominate a candidate and also decides to uphold the current minimum age limit of 30 for candidates. The constitutional court ruling bars the president's youngest son from running in regional contests in Central Java.

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#11503180

23 August 2024

Thousands of students hold a protest against the revision of the regional election law in front of the West Java DPRD Building in Bandung, Indonesia, on August 23, 2024. The protest against the revision of the regional election law goes on since yesterday. Indonesia's Constitutional Court rules on August 20 that parties do not need a minimum of 20 percent representation in their regional assemblies to nominate a candidate and also decides to uphold the current minimum age limit of 30 for candidates. The constitutional court ruling bars the president's youngest son from running in regional contests in Central Java.

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#11503181

23 August 2024

A student gives a speech during a demonstration to reject the revision of the regional election law in front of the West Java DPRD Building in Bandung, Indonesia, on August 23, 2024. The protest against the revision of the regional election law goes on since yesterday. Indonesia's Constitutional Court rules on August 20 that parties do not need a minimum of 20 percent representation in their regional assemblies to nominate a candidate and also decides to uphold the current minimum age limit of 30 for candidates. The constitutional court ruling bars the president's youngest son from running in regional contests in Central Java.

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#11503182

23 August 2024

A student gives a speech during a demonstration to reject the revision of the regional election law in front of the West Java DPRD Building in Bandung, Indonesia, on August 23, 2024. The protest against the revision of the regional election law goes on since yesterday. Indonesia's Constitutional Court rules on August 20 that parties do not need a minimum of 20 percent representation in their regional assemblies to nominate a candidate and also decides to uphold the current minimum age limit of 30 for candidates. The constitutional court ruling bars the president's youngest son from running in regional contests in Central Java.

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#11503183

23 August 2024

A student gives a speech during a demonstration to reject the revision of the regional election law in front of the West Java DPRD Building in Bandung, Indonesia, on August 23, 2024. The protest against the revision of the regional election law goes on since yesterday. Indonesia's Constitutional Court rules on August 20 that parties do not need a minimum of 20 percent representation in their regional assemblies to nominate a candidate and also decides to uphold the current minimum age limit of 30 for candidates. The constitutional court ruling bars the president's youngest son from running in regional contests in Central Java.

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#11503184

23 August 2024

A student gives a speech during a demonstration to reject the revision of the regional election law in front of the West Java DPRD Building in Bandung, Indonesia, on August 23, 2024. The protest against the revision of the regional election law goes on since yesterday. Indonesia's Constitutional Court rules on August 20 that parties do not need a minimum of 20 percent representation in their regional assemblies to nominate a candidate and also decides to uphold the current minimum age limit of 30 for candidates. The constitutional court ruling bars the president's youngest son from running in regional contests in Central Java.

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#11503185

23 August 2024

A student gives a speech during a demonstration to reject the revision of the regional election law in front of the West Java DPRD Building in Bandung, Indonesia, on August 23, 2024. The protest against the revision of the regional election law goes on since yesterday. Indonesia's Constitutional Court rules on August 20 that parties do not need a minimum of 20 percent representation in their regional assemblies to nominate a candidate and also decides to uphold the current minimum age limit of 30 for candidates. The constitutional court ruling bars the president's youngest son from running in regional contests in Central Java.

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#11503186

23 August 2024

A student holds a protest poster during a demonstration to reject the revision of the regional election law in front of the West Java Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD) Building in Bandung, Indonesia, on August 23, 2024. The protest against the revision of the regional election law goes on since yesterday. Indonesia's Constitutional Court rules on August 20 that parties do not need a minimum of 20 percent representation in their regional assemblies to nominate a candidate and also decides to uphold the current minimum age limit of 30 for candidates. The constitutional court ruling bars the president's youngest son from running in regional contests in Central Java.

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#11503187

23 August 2024

Thousands of students hold a protest against the revision of the regional election law in front of the West Java DPRD Building in Bandung, Indonesia, on August 23, 2024. The protest against the revision of the regional election law goes on since yesterday. Indonesia's Constitutional Court rules on August 20 that parties do not need a minimum of 20 percent representation in their regional assemblies to nominate a candidate and also decides to uphold the current minimum age limit of 30 for candidates. The constitutional court ruling bars the president's youngest son from running in regional contests in Central Java.

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