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Delhi Police personnel misbehaved with women protesters, Amit Shah must answer: Rahul Gandhi

Source: The Hindu 4 Oct 2026, 2:03 AM IST · 2 hours ago

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He alleged that women and students across Delhi, who are gripped by fear for their safety, are staging satyagraha, but the police responsible for protecting them are raising hands against them instead

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