India’s six-week long general election began in April, with voting set to go on until June 1 before votes are counted on June 4.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi prays at Kashi Vishwanath Temple after a roadshow in Varanasi, India
India’s gigantic, six-week long general election began in April, with voting set to go on until June 1 before votes are counted on June 4. But critics say he’s also undermined India’s democracy and its status as a secular nation with attacks by Hindu nationalists against the country’s minorities, and a shrinking space for dissent and free media.
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