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'Fair of Thugs': BJP takes swipe at opposition with poster ahead of massive India bloc rally

Times of India1 November 2026, 04:07 UTCIndia

As the INDIA bloc prepares for its rally, the Delhi unit of BJP has launched a poster campaign aimed at opposition leaders. This rally is centered on demanding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar's resignation over perceived electoral discrepancies. Many protesters from different states have arrived to raise concerns about the electoral process, particularly regarding Electronic Voting Machines.

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