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Dilip Ghosh Slams Opposition Protests and Meeting with President
- •Dilip Ghosh reacted to the widespread protests in Delhi, noting that strict security arrangements were made as ordinary people live in fear.
- •Opposition leaders including Rahul Gandhi, Mallikarjun Kharge, and Mamata Banerjee met President Droupadi Murmu to submit a memorandum regarding SIR and alleged vote theft.
- •Rahul Gandhi claimed the President asked for evidence regarding their allegations of vote theft.
- •Dilip Ghosh criticized the opposition, stating that India cannot be run through turmoil and the people of India will change them instead.
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Ahead of the protest in Delhi over the SIR issue, 45 metro stations were closed, train services were suspended, and the city was virtually blockaded. The government made these arrangements because young people reached a high level of frustration, creating chaos that left ordinary citizens feeling fearful.
After submitting a memorandum regarding vote theft to President Droupadi Murmu, Rahul Gandhi claimed that the President did not refute their allegations or raise any questions about them. However, he noted that the President requested evidence supporting the vote theft claims.
Dilip Ghosh stated that while peaceful democratic protests are allowed, the resulting chaos caused fear among ordinary citizens. He criticized the opposition's approach, arguing that India's democracy and culture cannot be disrupted or intimidated through turmoil.
