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Rahul Gandhi detained and pulled on to bus after calling for PM Modi to resign

Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi is detained and driven away on a bus after protesting outside Indian prime minister Narendra Modi's house in New Delhi. The Cockroach movement called out alleged

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Indian democracy is on a downward spiral at the moment.
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I will have curry for dinner tonight
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Indian politics ain't for the agoraphobic.
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India’s Rahul Gandhi briefly detained as cockroach protests rock Delhi ► www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jul/22/india-cockro…
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FCRA 😂😂😂
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Guardian kis ka Guardian hai
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Support Indian Farmers
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@TinTin-o1w From YouTube ↗ 22 Jul 2026 22
Thsnk you Guardian news for covering this!
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Hailed as the "biggest democracy in the world" by the U.S and EU 🤣🤣
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If the education minister cannot resign then the PM should resign instead.
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Is India still a democratic country?
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Crazy
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@anty_07 From YouTube ↗ 22 Jul 2026 37
Modi has turned into a dictator
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@kekguy From YouTube ↗ 22 Jul 2026 63
The clownish wannabe dictator chai wala must resign thoughbeit
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Modi has became dictator. It is duty of all citizens to remove this government by civil protest
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Ofcourse he shamelessly used a student movement for his own political aspirations. 😂
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This is exactly what happened in Pakistan in 2022, to Imran Khan. Indian brothers, we are proud of your fight! Be an inspiration for our youth! 🇵🇰🇮🇳
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@lhaaa1059 From YouTube ↗ 22 Jul 2026 51
Modi is such a little man.
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Trumps feaver dream
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Cal from Daily Junction Host 22 Jul 2026
I totally agree, Mara. But how does that actually work in practice—can a game really change deep political divides?