India's opposition protests pile pressure on Modi government

India's opposition parties have launched nationwide protests. They are demanding answers from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. The protests center on several issues. Opposition leaders say the government is not addressing unemployment, rising prices, and other public concerns. Protesters have gathered in major cities across the country. Crowds in Delhi, Mumbai, and other urban centers have drawn thousands of participants. Opposition parties say the government has failed to deliver on its promises. They argue that ordinary Indians are struggling while the government focuses on other priorities. Modi's government has dismissed the criticism. Officials say the economy is growing and that the government is working to help all citizens. The protests add pressure on Modi. His party faces key state elections in the coming months. Political analysts say the opposition is trying to build a united front against Modi. But they note that the opposition remains divided on many issues. It is unclear whether the protests will lead to major political change. But they signal growing public frustration in parts of the country.