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Rahul Gandhi and opposition leaders marched to India's Supreme Court, demanding the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner and filing a petition.
Rahul Gandhi led a march of opposition leaders to the Supreme Court of India. The group submitted a petition concerning alleged "vote theft" during recent elections. The march and petition were met with criticism from the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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Center: The central framing reports Rahul Gandhi and opposition leaders marching to the Supreme Court to file a petition regarding alleged 'vote theft'.
Right: The right-leaning coverage emphasizes Rahul Gandhi's statements and the opposition's march to the Supreme Court, framing it as an attack and noting the BJP's criticism.
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