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Rally of INDIA Alliance Leads Rahul Gandhi and Opposition Leaders into All India Radio Campus in Delhi
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 06 Oct 2026, 12:45 PM
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During a Delhi march organized by the INDIA alliance, Rahul Gandhi and several opposition leaders entered the All India Radio complex.
Delhi witnessed a coordinated march by the INDIA alliance on Saturday, culminating in a notable entry into the All India Radio (AIR) campus. Prominent opposition figure Rahul Gandhi, accompanied by several other party leaders, walked into the premises as part of the demonstration.
The rally, aimed at voicing collective dissent against the central government, traversed major routes before reaching the AIR complex in the capital. Organisers described the move as a symbolic assertion of press freedom and democratic rights.
Security forces monitored the gathering, ensuring that the entry remained peaceful. No reports of clashes or arrests emerged from the site, and the participants concluded their protest after a brief address inside the facility.
The event underscores the growing coordination among opposition parties under the INDIA banner, marking a rare convergence of senior leaders in a single public demonstration.
Authorities have not issued any formal statement regarding the march, and the AIR administration is expected to resume regular broadcasting after the brief interruption.
The rally, aimed at voicing collective dissent against the central government, traversed major routes before reaching the AIR complex in the capital. Organisers described the move as a symbolic assertion of press freedom and democratic rights.
Security forces monitored the gathering, ensuring that the entry remained peaceful. No reports of clashes or arrests emerged from the site, and the participants concluded their protest after a brief address inside the facility.
The event underscores the growing coordination among opposition parties under the INDIA banner, marking a rare convergence of senior leaders in a single public demonstration.
Authorities have not issued any formal statement regarding the march, and the AIR administration is expected to resume regular broadcasting after the brief interruption.