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'Who approved pellet guns?' Rahul Gandhi writes Amit Shah over 'barbaric assault' on students
DNA India and Times of India describe the same event in different terms.
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What happened'Who approved pellet guns?' Rahul Gandhi writes Amit Shah over 'barbaric assault' on students.
The headline splitTimes of India frames it as "'Who approved pellet guns?' Rahul Gandhi writes Amit Shah over 'barbaric assault' on stud...". DNA India frames it as "'Who gave the order?': Rahul Gandhi writes to Amit Shah over student protest crackdown".
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'Who approved pellet guns?' Rahul Gandhi writes Amit Shah over 'barbaric assault' on students
"Peaceful protest is crucial to any democracy. It is the government's responsibility to protect protestors and resolve their grievances through dialogue. Such brutal violence destroys every...
'Who gave the order?': Rahul Gandhi writes to Amit Shah over student protest crackdown
Rahul Gandhi has intensified his attack on the Centre, writing to Amit Shah over the alleged police action against students during the July 20 Parliament march in Delhi.