Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal said five to six lakh people attended the INDIA bloc rally.
The rally was described as a protest against alleged vote theft, voter list revisions, and other electoral irregularities.
Sibal said the turnout showed peaceful public dissent against the government and its policies.
He criticized the BJP and suggested its rallies should instead be called Humein Bachao.
Sibal also said depriving people of voting rights amounts to treason.
He questioned claims made by RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat about foreign interference and external threats to Indian democracy.
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Both reports agree that Kapil Sibal described the INDIA bloc rally as a mass turnout against alleged vote theft and electoral irregularities, and that he used the event to attack the BJP and question RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's remarks.
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Kapil Sibal said the INDIA bloc rally drew between five and six lakh people and framed it as a peaceful protest against alleged vote theft and electoral irregularities. He said the turnout showed public dissent without violence and criticized the BJP's response. He also questioned RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's claims about foreign interference and external threats to democracy.
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Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal reported that five to six lakh people attended the INDIA bloc rally to protest alleged electoral irregularities and voter list revisions. Sibal claimed the massive turnout worried the ruling party, criticized the BJP, and argued that peaceful protests proved citizens oppose the administration without resorting to violence. He also alleged that deprivation of voting rights constitutes treason and questioned claims made by the RSS chief regarding foreign conspiracies.
Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal stated that between five and six lakh people participated in the INDIA bloc rally against vote theft in New Delhi. Sibal reported that the large turnout demonstrated peaceful public dissent against government policies and electoral list revisions. He criticized the BJP leadership, alleged that vote tampering constitutes treason, and questioned statements made by the RSS chief regarding external threats to Indian democracy.