Arunachal Cong protests over ''assault'' on democratic rights by BJP-led govt
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
49% : Addressing the gathering of party workers, senior Congress leader and former state minister Tanga Byaling said Gandhi, as the leader of the opposition, has a constitutional mandate to question the government on issues of public interest.43% : "Instead of answering the questions, the BJP government is trying to intimidate the opposition, stifle farmers' rights, and erode the foundations of democracy," Byaling alleged.
39% : More than 30 MPs were detained on their way to the Election Commission office in the national capital to voice their protest against the revision of electoral rolls Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) leaders alleged that the detentions were part of a broader attempt to "muzzle opposition voices and prevent legitimate political questioning".
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