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Politics
Chief Justice of India Supports INDIA Alliance Rally in Odisha, Sparks ‘Gyanesh Must Go’ Protest
✍️ Kanak News Odisha
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 11:43 AM
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The Chief Justice of India publicly backed the INDIA Alliance rally in Odisha, prompting a parallel protest demanding the removal of Gyanesh.
The Chief Justice of India (CJI) has openly endorsed the INDIA Alliance rally that took place in Odisha, as reported by Kanak News Odisha. The endorsement was presented during the rally, where party leaders highlighted their political agenda and called for broader public support.
Simultaneously, a separate group of protesters gathered outside the venue, chanting the slogan “Gyanesh Must Go.” The demonstrators demanded the removal of a figure named Gyanesh, though details of the grievance were not disclosed in the initial report.
Political analysts note that the CJI’s backing of the rally adds a significant judicial dimension to the event, potentially influencing voter perception ahead of upcoming elections. The protest, however, underscores lingering dissent within certain sections of the populace.
Authorities have not reported any arrests or violence related to the protest, and the rally concluded without major incident. Further statements from the CJI’s office or the protest organizers are awaited.
Simultaneously, a separate group of protesters gathered outside the venue, chanting the slogan “Gyanesh Must Go.” The demonstrators demanded the removal of a figure named Gyanesh, though details of the grievance were not disclosed in the initial report.
Political analysts note that the CJI’s backing of the rally adds a significant judicial dimension to the event, potentially influencing voter perception ahead of upcoming elections. The protest, however, underscores lingering dissent within certain sections of the populace.
Authorities have not reported any arrests or violence related to the protest, and the rally concluded without major incident. Further statements from the CJI’s office or the protest organizers are awaited.