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#JantarMantarProtest #GyaneshKumar #CJPProtest मोगँबो मोदींकडून भारताची लोकशाही उद्ध्वस्त करण्यात आलीय. मोदींनी देशाची वाट लावली, त्यांना किंमत मोजावीच लागेल असा हल्लाबोल छात्रौं की गुँजमधून राहुल गांधींनी केलाय. तर, दुसरीकडे २४ तासानंतर जामीनावर सुटका झालेल्या आशुतोष रांका आणि सौरभ दास यांनी पुन्हा मोदींवर आरोपांच्या फैरी झाडल्यात. महत्त्वाचं म्हणजे अभिजीत दिपकेंसह या दोघांवरही एका वर्षासाठी शांतता भंग न करण्याची अट घालून जामीन देण्यात आलेला आहे. देशानं मोदींएवढा भित्रा पंतप्रधान पाहिला नाही, त्यांनी संपूर्ण देशाची इज्जत घालावली. गेल्या ७२ तासात या देशात हुकूमशाही पाहिली असा थेट प्रहार आशुतोष रांका यांनी केलाय. तर, सौरभ दास यांनी देशातील सरकारच नागरिकांविरोधात युद्ध लढतंय, आणि कोणतीही कार्यवाही न करता आम्हाला काल गुंड मवाली डॉनसारखे घेऊन गेली असा आरोप केलाय. दुसरीकडे काल सीजेपी नेत्यांना ताब्यात घेतल्यानंतर आज पुन्हा आंदोलनाची घोषणा करण्यात आलीय. युट्यूबर ध्रुव राठीलाही सोडण्यात आलेय. मात्र पोलिसांनी आपल्याला अटक किंवा ताब्यात घेतले नव्हते तर थेट किडनॅप केले होते असा गंभीर आरोप केलाय. दुसरीकडे ४५ पेक्षा जास्त मेट्रो स्थानक बंद करणे, रेल्वे गाड्या रद्द करणे आणि वाहतुकीबाबत पुरेशी सार्वजनिक सूचना न देणे अशा मुद्द्यांवरून आज सुप्रीम कोर्टात तातडीची सुनावणी पार पडली. ज्यात सरकारच्या कारवाईवरून प्रश्न उपस्थित करत दिल्ली पोलिसांना न्यायालयाने नोटीस दिली असून १३ ऑक्टोबरपर्यंत, उत्तर आणि अनुपालन अहवाल सादर करण्याचे थेट आदेश दिलेत. #RahulGandhi #NarendraModi #DhruvRathee #CJProtest #JantarMantar #SupremeCourt #DelhiPolice #IndianDemocracy #IndianPolitics #BreakingNews #IndiaNews #GlobalNews #PoliticalNews #FreedomOfSpeech #CivilLiberties #RahulGandhiNews #DhruvRatheeNews #ModiGovernment #MarathiNews #MaharashtraNews Rahul Gandhi has launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, alleging that he has destroyed Indian democracy and ruined the country, and warning that Modi will have to pay the price for his actions. Meanwhile, Ashutosh Ranka and Saurabh Das, who were released on bail after 24 hours in custody, have renewed their attacks on Modi. Along with Abhijeet Dipke, both men have been granted bail on the condition that they maintain peace and do not disturb public order for one year. Ashutosh Ranka alleged that India has never had a Prime Minister as cowardly as Modi, claiming that he has damaged the country's reputation and that the past 72 hours have exposed dictatorship in India. Saurabh Das alleged that the government itself is waging a war against its citizens, claiming that they were taken away like gangsters, without any proper legal proceedings. Meanwhile, after CJP leaders were detained yesterday, another protest has been announced for today. YouTuber Dhruv Rathee has also been released, but he has made the serious allegation that he was kidnapped rather than arrested or detained by the police. Separately, an urgent hearing was held in the Supreme Court today over the closure of more than 45 metro stations, the cancellation of trains and the alleged lack of adequate public information about traffic restrictions. Raising questions about the authorities' actions, the court issued a notice to the Delhi Police and directed them to submit their response and a compliance report by October 13.

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