The Chadian opposition is calling for the cancellation of the upcoming elections on Dec. 29 and an end to the transitional government.
The elections management body reported that approximately 36% of registered voters participated, while opposition claims indicate a much lower turnout due to a boycott.
Avocksouma Djona from GCAP stated that over 90% of registered voters adhered to the boycott, angered by the current leadership's undemocratic practices.
Success Masra, a leading opposition figure, advocates for a new transition based on truth, dialogue, and reconciliation to foster political stability.
The government has dismissed opposition claims as attempts to incite chaos and has warned citizens against heeding calls for protests.