Opposition MPs allowed to hold protest at Raj Ghat after initial police stop

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Opposition leaders from the INDIA bloc, including Rahul Gandhi, were permitted to protest at Delhi's Raj Ghat on the event's third day, following earlier police restrictions. They conducted a brief sit-in at the memorial to Mahatma Gandhi. The protest was aimed at raising concerns about electoral integrity and democratic rights. Congress leaders accused the government and Election Commission of conspiring to undermine these principles.

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