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Don’t stand in the way of protesting students, they are voice of India: Rahul tells PM and HM
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From The Hindu · National
LoP Rahul Gandhi made these remarks after interacting with students, including activists of the party’s students’ wing, National Students’ Union of India (NSUI), who were injured during recent protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over the weekend

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People: Rahul Gandhi, Gyanesh Kumar
Institutions: Election Commission
Topics: Election Commission, Protests
Sources and further reading
- The Hindu · National — Don’t stand in the way of protesting students, they are voice of India: Rahul tells PM and HM
- Hespress English · Latest (Morocco) — Around 550,000 people took part in France cost-of-living protests: interior minister
- Hespress English · Latest (Morocco) — Tunisians demonstrate over living costs, freedoms
- Business Standard · Politics — Don't come in protesting students' way, they are India's voice: Rahul to PM
- Al Jazeera · Latest — Buildings and cars set on fire as cost of living protests rock France
- France 24 · World — Protests in France: "Two fires broke out in Place de la République"