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[Video] INDIA bloc march from Parliament Street to Election Commission, Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi sit in protest at Akashvani Bhawan

High political drama unfolded in Delhi as INDIA bloc marched from Parliament Street to the Election Commission headquarters, with Congress leaders Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi staging a sit-in protest at Akashvani Bhawan.

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[Video] INDIA bloc march from Parliament Street to Election Commission, Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi sit in protest at Akashvani Bhawan

New Delhi: High political drama unfolded in the national capital as the INDIA bloc organized a march from Parliament Street towards the Election Commission headquarters. The demonstration drew significant attention as senior opposition leaders participated in the protest.

According to the video footage shared by news agency PTI, Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi and Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi continued their sit-in protest at the Akashvani Bhawan premises amidst heavy security deployment and political tension.

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The protest has sparked widespread reactions on social media platforms, with supporters and critics debating the developments. Law enforcement agencies maintained strict vigil to ensure peace and order during the march.

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