<h1>Opposition leader alleges electoral-roll bias, endorses rival candidate, faces election conduct, defamation and voter-roll regulation risks</h1> A regional opposition leader criticized the Election Commission's special intensive revision of electoral rolls, alleging institutional bias favoring the ruling party, and publicly endorsed a rival state-level candidate ahead of assembly polls. He dismissed claims about protecting 'infiltrators,' challenged the ruling party's immigrant-origin charge against its chief minister, and ridiculed a religious organization's historical-DNA assertion. The speech included political attacks on central government trade policy and foreign tariffs and urged economic and trade actions. Legal considerations include electoral conduct rules on campaigning and endorsements, possible defamation risks from accusations against officials and organizations, and regulatory oversight of claims concerning voter-roll integrity.