BBC News reported that India's opposition is set to hold a mega rally seeking the resignation of the election chief. The outlet's summary of the report describes the planned event in general terms and does not give a date, a venue, or the names of the parties or leaders organizing it.
According to BBC News, the rally comes amid growing protests over a voter roll revision exercise. The outlet said the exercise is "feared to leave 130 million voters off rolls," but its summary does not name who holds that concern or how the figure was reached.
BBC News's summary also does not describe how the revision exercise works, how large the protests have been, or where they have taken place. The summary gives no figure for expected attendance at the rally, which the headline calls a mega rally.
The summary does not include any statement from the election chief, from government officials, or from opposition leaders. Those responses, if any were given, are not established by the material available for this report.
Taken together, the headline and summary establish three points: an opposition rally is planned, its stated aim is the election chief's resignation, and it follows growing protests over the voter roll revision. BBC News's summary does not say whether the rally has been approved, scheduled, or held.
Sources: BBC News: India's opposition set to hold mega rally seeking election chief's resignation.