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'Muzzled Democracy': Cong slams govt over mass detentions amid massive anti-SIR protests

Source: Times of India — Top Stories · 2 days ago
'Muzzled Democracy': Cong slams govt over mass detentions amid massive anti-SIR protests
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Congress Party leaders criticized the government for detaining many activists and students who were protesting against the chief election commissioner in Delhi. They said the right to protest is a core part of democracy and condemned the authorities’ heavy‑handed tactics.

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Congress Party leaders have condemned the government's mass detentions during protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar in Delhi. They assert that numerous individuals, including activists and students, were detained while trying to voice dissent. The party emphasized the right to protest as essential to democracy and criticized the government for its heavy-handed approach.

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