400 Indian Americans from Harvard and MIT Support EC; Issued A Warning to Dipke | Capital TV
More than 400 Indian-origin students, researchers, and alumni from prestigious institutions like Harvard and MIT have extended their support to the Election Commission of India. Spanning across 27 countries, this group released a joint statement titled 'Save India from Chaos' to strongly condemn the ongoing protests by various opposition parties against the poll body. The signatories warned that continuous agitations and baseless allegations against constitutional bodies risk eroding public trust and could potentially push the nation toward instability. They emphasized the critical need to safeguard the integrity of India's democratic framework, urging political factions to respect institutional autonomy. This global backing comes amid heightened political tensions regarding the electoral process, highlighting the deep concern among the Indian diaspora residing abroad regarding domestic political stability.
More than 400 students, researchers, and alumni of Indian origin living in 27 countries have now come out in support of the Election Commission. They have issued a statement strongly criticizing the protests by opposition parties against the Election Commission. In a joint statement titled "Save India from Chaos," they stated that such protests could undermine public trust in constitutional institutions.
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