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Congress Criticizes Police Action Against INDIA Bloc Protesters

Congress Criticizes Police Action Against INDIA Bloc Protesters
Reality of ‘we will do it’ proclaimed by ‘slogan sultan’: Congress on police action against leaders · theprint.in

Congress leaders said police stopped them as they tried to go to Jantar Mantar for a protest.

Congress said the protest was about what it called “vote chori” and the capture of the electoral system.

The party said Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and others were dragged away and arrested.

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh criticized how police treated them.

He said the incident showed disrespect for democracy and the Constitution.

Congress also mocked a slogan used by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Earlier, Modi said people in India could build a developed country by 2047.

He also said caste divisions during elections were a challenge.

Key facts

Protest destination
Jantar Mantar, New Delhi
Protest subject
Congress described it as a protest against “vote chori” and the capture of the electoral system.
Leaders named
Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra
Congress spokesperson
Jairam Ramesh, general secretary in charge of communications
Police action
Congress said leaders were dragged away and arrested by Delhi Police.
Modi's stated goal
A developed India by 2047
Challenge identified by Modi
Casteist divisions during elections

Quotes

Jairam Ramesh

Congress general secretary in charge of communications.

“The dream we are seeing today in 2026 of a developed India will surely come true. There is no reason for India to stop now. A hundred years ago, we were even less than 40 crore; today, we are more than 140 crore. The 140 crore citizens will together build a developed India by 2047 and we certainly will. We Will Do It.”
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“The brutal handling of elected representatives by the police shows the utter contempt of the poisonous pair of PM-HM for our Constitution and democracy. This is the reality of the We Will Do It proclaimed by the Slogan Sultan today.”
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