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After ‘Ganesh Visarjan’, Gyanesh Kumar ‘Visarjan’ Remains: Prakash Raj Targets CEC

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Hyderabad: Actor and activist Prakash Raj on Saturday launched a sharp attack on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, declaring that while the ritual immersion of Ganesha idols has concluded across the country, the symbolic “visarjan” of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar is still pending. Speaking to reporters in Hyderabad after a 10-day tour of several districts, Raj…

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Ganesh 'visarjan' over, Gyanesh Kumar 'visarjan' remains: Prakash Raj

"Ganesh visarjan is over in Karnataka, Andhra and entire India. Now, Gyanesh Kumar visarjan remains," he told reporters here.

·New Delhi, India
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Book Modi, Amit Shah, Gyanesh Kumar in criminal cases: Prakash Raj

He demanded the scrapping of SIR, restoration of the older voters list, and reinstating the deleted 13 crore voters

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After ‘Ganesh Visarjan’, Gyanesh Kumar ‘Visarjan’ Remains: Prakash Raj Targets CEC

Hyderabad: Actor and activist Prakash Raj on Saturday launched a sharp attack on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, declaring that while the ritual immersion of Ganesha idols has concluded across the country, the symbolic “visarjan” of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar is still pending. Speaking to reporters in Hyderabad after a 10-day tour of several districts, Raj…

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'Ganesh Immersion over, Now Gyanesh Kumar's Immersion Is Left': Prakash Raj Questions SIR; What Did the BJP Say?

"Ganesh immersion is over, Gyanesh Kumar's immersion remains": Prakash Raj questions SIR; what did the BJP say?

·India
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Hindustan Times broke the news in New Delhi, India on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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