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There should be 100 FIRs against me, says Rahul Gandhi
- •INDIA bloc MPs held a lunch diplomacy meeting in Delhi to strategize against the Election Commission.
- •Opposition leaders including Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi were earlier detained during protests.
- •Rahul Gandhi stated he currently has 45 FIRs against him and aims to reach a century, viewing each as a medal.
- •Signatures of MPs are being collected on a letter demanding a meeting with Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
- •Delhi Police are maintaining strict vigil and are prepared to intercept protesters marching towards Jantar Mantar.
Key Questions Answered
When asked about the criminal cases filed against him and Priyanka Gandhi following a protest at Akashvani Bhavan, Rahul Gandhi remarked that he already has 45 FIRs and considers every new one a medal, setting a personal target of reaching a century.
Following a lunch hosted by Congress President Mallikanjun Kharge at Janpath, INDIA bloc MPs planned a protest march toward Jantar Mahter to target Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, while also collecting signatures on a letter demanding a meeting with him.
Delhi Police adopted a wait-and-watch policy while keeping a close eye on the movements of opposition MPs, explicitly warning that anyone attempting to march toward Jantar Mantar, Connaught Place, or Windsor Place would be intercepted and detained.
