The New York Times reported that organizers are calling for one of the biggest demonstrations yet in India, a mass protest planned for New Delhi. The report, written by Jeremy W. Peters, identifies India's Congress Party as the group behind the plans, according to the newspaper's account of the planned protest.

According to The New York Times, the planned demonstration is part of a string of rallies that has racked India since the summer. The newspaper's summary describes these rallies as a series of demonstrations and places the New Delhi protest within that sequence. The summary does not describe the causes of the rallies or say how large the earlier rallies were.

The report's summary does not give a date for the New Delhi protest, an estimate of expected attendance, or any account of how authorities have responded to the plans. It also does not say whether the rallies to date have involved violence or arrests. The material available for this story does not address those points.

The title identifies the Congress Party as the group planning the protest, while the summary refers only to organizers. No other outlet's account was available for this story to confirm or add to the Times report, so the party's role rests on the newspaper's headline.

Further details, including the timing of the protest, its planned route, and the government's position, were not included in the summary of the report. Readers seeking those details should consult the full report from The New York Times.

Sources: The New York Times: India’s Congress Party Plans Mass Protest in New Delhi.