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ABVP holds ‘Save Democracy’ march in Patna amid SIR row

The Hindu ·First reported
The HinduABVP holds ‘Save Democracy’ march in Patna amid SIR row
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ABVP National Secretary Abhay Pratap Singh said that in a democracy, governments change through ballots, not mob rule. He added that attempts to pressurise constitutional institutions are unacceptable

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