China to review travel advisories for India amid protests
China says it will evaluate if travel warnings are necessary for its citizens visiting India due to ongoing protests.
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- China will assess whether travel advisories are needed for its nationals visiting India.
- Protests in Delhi and other cities are demanding the resignation of India's top election official.
- Opposition parties accuse the chief election commissioner of election irregularities.
China announced on Monday it will evaluate whether travel advis, advisories are required for its citizens traveling to India as the situation develops.
The statement came during a media briefing by Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning, who addressed questions about potential travel warnings.
Mao noted the developments in India and emphasized that China will determine if advisories are necessary as the situation evolves.
Protests have erupted in Delhi and other cities, with opposition groups calling for the resignation of the chief election commissioner.
Opposition parties, including the Congress, are accusing the commissioner of enabling mass vote deletions and other irregularities in the election process.
The allegations relate to the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, which has been a point of contention in recent weeks.
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