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No more a free circus, but a tamasha worth crores

Times of India - India ·
No more a free circus, but a tamasha worth crores

Congress and left-wing organizations are currently staging protests in Delhi against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

Despite a Supreme Court dismissal of their petition for his removal, Rahul Gandhi continues to lead these protests.

Gandhi's actions have been criticized as immature and lacking political understanding during these demonstrations.

His tactics appear to be aimed at gaining publicity, which has affected his public standing negatively.

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