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India's Rahul Gandhi Speaks Out After Release

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Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi has spoken out publicly for the first time since he was arrested during protests, voicing support for student demonstrators who are demanding the resignation of the education minister.

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India's Rahul Gandhi Speaks Out After Release

Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi has spoken out publicly for the first time since he was arrested during protests, voicing support for student demonstrators who are demanding the resignation of the education minister. Gandhi's comments come as the protests continue to gain momentum, with students and opposition leaders demanding the resignation of the education minister. The government has been facing criticism for its handling of the protests.

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Rahul Gandhi Criticises Dharmendra Pradhan

Rahul Gandhi made the comments during a speech, where he also accused the government of creating a 'political spectacle' by detaining him and his sister. The incident has sparked a controversy, with the Congress party accusing the government of misusing its power. The Ministry of Education has not responded to the allegations.

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