Rahul Gandhi leads INDIA bloc march to Supreme Court against Modi govt

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Rahul Gandhi and leaders of the INDIA opposition bloc marched to the Supreme Court on Wednesday. The march was a protest against what the bloc termed the ruling BJP-led government's anti-constitutional actions. Gandhi stated the demonstration unified various protests across the country into a single movement. The leaders presented their grievances directly at the Supreme Court premises in New Delhi.

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