CJP’s South India In-Charge, Vijay Reddy Mallangi, claims the EC’s recent actions; including mass deletions from voter rolls and centralising voter data via glitches-prone ECINet software; are unconstitutional and politically motivated. He alleges Kumar once asked a senior bureaucrat to join the BJP, raising serious questions about his impartiality. With over 20,000 sign-ups in Kerala alone, CJP is rallying youth and calling on CPI(M) and Congress to unite first on electoral integrity before resuming political rivalries. The protest will begin in Mumbai and crisscross states with voter roll discrepancies before ending in Delhi. Sonam Wangchuk, fresh from his Ladakh hunger strike, has thrown his support behind the movement. CJP isn’t just a protest group; it’s positioning itself as an unregistered political force pushing for broader electoral reforms, including overhauling how Election Commissioners are appointed. Their demand? Restore faith in the ballot; because if the system is rigged, no party truly wins.