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'We hear you': Rahul's message to traders in Delhi amid anti-CEC stir

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Economic Times'We hear you': Rahul's message to traders in Delhi amid anti-CEC stir
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Rahul Gandhi has publicly backed the traders in Delhi struggling from the ramifications of ongoing protests and governmental restrictions. He pointed fingers at the administration for hampering commerce by suspending metro services and blocking roads.…

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