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What's Rahul Gandhi planning amid buzz over absence from CJP-Wangchuk protest: ‘Are you rattled, Modi ji?’
Congress leader is set for the next event of his own campaign on the same issues in Dehradun, also demanding Union education minister Pradhan's resignation. | India News
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hindustantimes.com
‘Rahul should go there’: Uddhav's appeal to Congress on Wangchuk hunger strike at Cockroach Party protest
Speaking at a press conference in Mumbai, the SS (UBT) chief stated that he may visit the protest site, and called on Rahul Gandhi to visit too. | India News
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Where is Rahul Gandhi? Congress leader's absence from CJP protest sparks questions, Wangchuk's ‘pettiness’ jibe
Even as the Congress has been raising issues such as NEET exam irregularities, its absence of a public statement in support of the CJP has raised eyebrows. | India News
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‘Apolitical’ Cockroach protest caught between absent Rahul, indifferent Modi govt while Wangchuk's health worsens
Dipke has consistently rejected framing CJP as proxy for any party: “The movement does not depend on political parties to carry it forward.” | India News
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What's Rahul Gandhi planning amid buzz over absence from CJP-Wangchuk protest: ‘Are you rattled, Modi ji?’
Congress leader is set for the next event of his own campaign on the same issues in Dehradun, also demanding Union education minister Pradhan's resignation. | India News
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Indira’s past, Sonia’s push, Rahul’s parallel: How Gandhis’ Congress has 3-track policy on Wangchuk and CJP
Congress has noted it has been demanding education minister Pradhan's resignation for nearly two months now. That demand is common with the CJP and Wangchuk. | India News
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Congress's Pawan Khera meets Sonam Wangchuk as Opposition steps up support amid hunger strike
The developments came a day after Congress'sKC Venugopal took to social media to show support and AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal visited the protest site. | India News
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Rahul Gandhi calls Wangchuk's removal 'wrong', says force won't deter students
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi criticised the removal of climate activist Sonam Wangchuk from Jantar Mantar during his hunger strike, calling it "wrong" and alleging the Modi…