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US lawmakers ask Rubio to press India on democratic freedoms

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A bipartisan group of six American lawmakers has urged Secretary of State Marco Rubio to raise democratic freedoms with Indian officials during upcoming talks. Their letter emphasizes free expression, the right to protest, and meaningful electoral participation. The legislators pointed to recent student demonstrations and government actions as reasons for concern. India has rejected these remarks, calling them an inappropriate intrusion into its electoral integrity.

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