Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who was on a week-long United Kingdon tour, addressed British parliamentarians in London, criticising Modi government. The Congress MP claimed that functioning microphones in the Lok Sabha are often silenced against the Opposition.

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Gandhi had alleged at a function in London, that the structures of Indian democracy were under 'brutal attack' and regretted that democratic countries of the world, including the US and Europe, have failed to notice it.

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Addressing an in-conversation session at the Chatham House think tank to round off his week-long UK tour, Gandhi had accused the BJP-led Central government over various issues.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who is on a week-long United Kingdon tour, addressed British MPs in London asserting discussions are not happening in Indian Parliament under the BJP government.

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Stepping up his attack on the BJP government, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi alleged that the structures of Indian democracy are under "brutal attack" and there is a full-scale assault on the institutions of the country.

Strange that an Indian political leader can give a talk in Cambridge, Harvard but not in an Indian university. The government does not allow any idea of opposition to be discussed, Rahul Gandhi said while addressing a diaspora event in London.

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Without naming Gandhi, the law minister asserted that ‘calibrated attempts’ were being made from inside and outside the country to defame the judiciary.

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