Members of the All India Democratic Women's Association (AIDWA) took to the streets of Kolkata on 25 September 2026 in a organised protest march, voicing several demands directed at the West Bengal state government.
Carrying placards and raising slogans, AIDWA members marched through Kolkata on 25 September 2026, pressing multiple demands before the West Bengal government, according to NationPress on the ground.
The AIDWA march on 25 September 2026 was directed at both the West Bengal state government and the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) office in Kolkata, with members demanding action on women's rights issues.
Women's rights concerns formed the core of the AIDWA demonstration in Kolkata on 25 September 2026, as members of the All India Democratic Women's Association assembled to press their demands before state authorities.
Kolkata Police personnel were deployed to stand guard along the route of the AIDWA protest march on 25 September 2026, monitoring the demonstration as members pressed their demands against the West Bengal state government.
Kolkata Police personnel stood guard and reportedly stopped the AIDWA protest procession on 25 September 2026, preventing members of the All India Democratic Women's Association from advancing further along their planned route.
AIDWA members assembled across Kolkata streets on 25 September 2026 for the protest march, staging a demonstration over multiple demands directed at the West Bengal state government and electoral authorities.
The 25 September 2026 march by the All India Democratic Women's Association (AIDWA) drew attention to ongoing women's rights issues in West Bengal, with protesters targeting the state government ahead of anticipated administrative action.
Scores of AIDWA members took to the roads of Kolkata on 25 September 2026, staging a march that was subsequently stopped by Kolkata Police as demonstrators pressed demands on women's rights and governance.
In the latest round of civic agitation in West Bengal, AIDWA members staged a protest march in Kolkata on 25 September 2026, raising their voice on women's rights and related demands before state and electoral authorities.