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Indians See Protests as Only Option Amid Perceived Election Rigging
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With elections perceived to be rigged, many Indians are turning to protests as a means of expressing their discontent. The protests, led by the youth-led movement, are seeking education reforms and the resignation of the government.
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Indians See Protests as Only Option Amid Perceived Election Rigging
The Indian government is facing growing pressure from protesters who claim that the upcoming elections are being rigged. The protests, led by the youth-led movement, are seeking education reforms and the resignation of the government. The movement, which has been gaining momentum in recent weeks, has been met with a strong response from the government, which has accused the protesters of being.
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