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Opposition Groups Rally in Delhi, One of Largest Protests Against Modi Since 2014
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In a rare display of unity, opposition parties gathered in Delhi for a protest that ranks among the largest challenges to Prime Minister Narendra Modi since he assumed office in 2014. The march drew a broad coalition of parties that have historically operated separately, signaling a strategic shift toward coordinated opposition. Participants marched through the capital’s main thoroughfares, chanting slogans and demanding greater accountability from the ruling government. The event was organized amid growing public discontent over recent policy decisions and economic concerns. By converging on a single platform, the opposition aims to amplify its message and demonstrate that dissent is no longer fragmented. The rally’s scale and coordination suggest a concerted effort to influence public opinion and potentially alter the political landscape ahead of future elections.
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The mass protest signals a united opposition that could reshape political dynamics and challenge Modi's dominance in upcoming elections.
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