<h1>Left-wing party announces August 8 nationwide protests against Bihar's voter verification process alleging unconstitutional citizenship checks</h1> A left-wing political party has announced nationwide protests for August 8 against Bihar's Special Intensive Revision process, claiming it represents a covert implementation of the National Register of Citizens. The party alleges the Election Commission is exceeding constitutional authority by verifying voter citizenship during electoral roll revisions, effectively disenfranchising minorities and targeted groups. The organization reports systematic targeting of Bengali-speaking populations across multiple states, with individuals being detained, tortured, and forcibly deported without proper verification procedures. They claim authorities are branding individuals as foreign nationals without due process, violating constitutional rights to freedom of movement. The party also opposes land evictions in one northeastern state and criticizes attempts to exploit ethnic divisions in border regions. Additional demands include repealing a public security bill, restoring statehood to a union territory, and opposing various parliamentary bills including mining amendments and nuclear legislation. The party plans to mobilize opposition parties during the upcoming parliamentary session.