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Viral Video: Police detain INDIA bloc leaders during march from Parliament to Election Commission

INDIA bloc leaders marching from Parliament House towards the Election Commission were detained by Delhi Police after being stopped on Parliament Street, where they staged a protest dharna.

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Viral Video: Police detain INDIA bloc leaders during march from Parliament to Election Commission

New Delhi: Political tensions in the national capital escalated as a video surfaced showing Delhi Police detaining INDIA bloc leaders during a protest march. The leaders were marching from the Parliament House complex towards the Election Commission when they were stopped by police on Parliament Street.

According to reports, opposition leaders had gathered for a crucial meeting at the Constitution Club, attended by prominent figures including Rahul Gandhi and KC Venugopal, before initiating the march. After being halted by police barricades, the leaders staged a sit-in dharna on the street before being detained and taken away in a police bus.

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The video, originally shared by news agency PTI on X, has sparked widespread reactions online, with supporters of the opposition criticizing the detention, while authorities maintained that action was taken to preserve public order.

Note: 'The Freelance' does not independently verify the absolute authenticity of this viral video. This report is based on social media discussions and available primary information.
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