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The bus with Rahul Gandhi and other political leaders have arrived at Barakhamba Road. There continues to be a bit of confusion about why the crowd is moving towards Connaught Place instead of the Supreme Court. Sreenivasan Jain reports. Stay tuned for more updates.
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“Told her family she had passport work to do, and ended up at Jantar Mantar.” Shagufta Fatima, a software developer from Jaipur, travelled to Delhi with her brother to join the protest. Speaking to Avdhesh Kumar, she said her family’s names had been deleted from the voter list and their fresh applications were being rejected without any reason. #JantarMantar #ElectionCommission
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Journalist Smita Sharma questions Delhi Police for stopping her from reporting, citing the Supreme Court’s protection of press freedom. She also calls out the selective treatment of the media, pointing out that PIB and certain nationalist media channels are being allowed through while others are stopped. Avdhesh Kumar reports.
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📍Connaught Place Students hiding inside a public toilet to evade the police were detained after police personnel entered the toilet. When our reporter Anmol Pritam tried to ask questions, police officers stopped him. During protests at Jantar Mantar and other major demonstrations in Delhi, this is the first time the media has been prevented from interacting with protesters altogether. The police are also recording journalists themselves.
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“If we don’t raise our voices now, we may not even have the right to vote when we turn 18.” Sara, a 15-year-old student from Lucknow, travelled to Delhi to join the protest and demand CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation. Speaking to Avdhesh Kumar, she questions why 30,000 personnel have been deployed to stop people from reaching a designated protest site. #JantarMantar #ElectionCommission
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Is Satluj a "well-made" movie or "propaganda" for a political cause? Manisha Pande, Abhinandan Sekhri, Shardool कात्यायन, joined by Hartosh Singh Bal critique the portrayal of Jaswant Singh Khalra and the danger of distorting historical facts. Tune into NL Hafta:
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