Rahul stopped from visiting Sambhal
The Morning Standard|December 05, 2024
A Congress delegation led by Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi was on Wednesday stopped by the Uttar Pradesh police from visiting the violence-hit Sambhal district where prohibitory orders were in place.
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Rahul stopped from visiting Sambhal

"We want to go to Sambhal and see what happened there. We want to meet the people but I'm not being allowed my constitutional right. This is a new India where attempts are on to end Ambedkar's Constitution," Gandhi added.

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