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The Opposition’s ‘Chalo Dilli’ march will begin at noon from the Minto Road-Connaught Place junction. The march will culminate at Ramlila Maidan, where a mega rally is scheduled from 10am to 5pm. The march has been called against alleged electoral irregularities and to demand the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The protest comes a day after the Opposition’s mock impeachment of CEC Gyanesh Kumar, held at Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge’s residence.
“We want to help anyone who wants to bring down this awful government… and switch it for a different government. We want to be part of the correction, part of the hope,” veteran Arab MK Ahmad Tibi was quoted as saying. United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio flagged Pakistan’s concerns on cross-border terrorism at the G20 foreign ministers’ meet in Atlnata, saying Islamabad is concerned over “terrorist attacks from Afghanistan.
The Joint List is willing to back anti-Netanyahu parties from outside, even though it is doesn’t want to actually be part of the government, according to a Times of Israel report. Rubio said that the US did not want Pakistan “to be targeted by terrorism.”
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