<h1>Opposition alleges democracy under 'five-fold assault' creating 'Undeclared Emergency' on Emergency anniversary</h1> The opposition party launched a counter-offensive against the ruling government on the 50th anniversary of Emergency imposition, alleging democracy faces a 'five-fold assault' constituting an 'Undeclared Emergency.' The party's communications secretary claimed systematic attacks including constitutional violations, parliamentary weakening, erosion of institutional autonomy, judiciary interference, and misuse of investigative agencies. Allegations include tax intimidation of businesses, media control, civil society silencing, and weaponization of enforcement agencies against opposition leaders. The party accused the government of undermining federal relations, compromising election integrity, and promoting divisive rhetoric while rewarding hate speech. These claims were made as the government observed a day marking the historical Emergency period.