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Raut says INDIA bloc Delhi rally won't hurt business, calls it a call for change

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Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut said the INDIA bloc's rally in Delhi would not disrupt business activities. He framed the event as a sign of public demand for a change in government. Supporters of several opposition parties have begun gathering for the protest, which is focused on alleged tampering with voter rolls. Police have put security arrangements in place, and large participation is expected.

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