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INDIA bloc, civil society unite to press for restoration of democracy

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  • Opposition leaders from the INDIA bloc met with civil society and student representatives to strategize on their ongoing movement against the government. Rahul Gandhi asserted that the coalition remains committed to political and public resistance to address concerns regarding the democratic process.

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The opposition INDIA bloc and civil society groups on Tuesday said they would fight together for what they called the restoration of the democratic process in the country. After a meeting with opposition leaders, civil society members and student leaders, Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi said the political and people’s resistance would continue and would triumph.

Gandhi also said the opposition was committed to ensuring that those who had indulged in what he called "" were brought to justice. Naming Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, he said action would be taken against those responsible.

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