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Rahul Gandhi Manhandled by Police? Violent Incident in Delhi; Congress Makes Serious Allegations Against Government

New Delhi: A major political uproar erupted in Delhi today. An incident occurred in which Congress leader Rahul Gandhi suffered a nosebleed. The Congress party has made a serious allegation that the police manhandled him while taking him into custody.
While providing details of the incident, Congress leaders stated that Rahul Gandhi was participating in a protest in Delhi. During the protest, the police attempted to detain him. It is claimed that Rahul Gandhi was subjected to rough handling and physical assault during this process. Eyewitnesses reported that Rahul Gandhi began bleeding from his nose amidst the scuffle.
Congress's Allegation
Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh strongly condemned the incident. "Manhandling Rahul Gandhi amounts to an attack on democracy. The BJP government is engaging in the politics of suppression," he alleged. The Congress party has demanded a high-level inquiry into the matter.
Police Stance
The Delhi Police have not yet issued an official response regarding the incident. However, unofficial sources stated that certain individuals were detained because the protest was spiraling out of control. Allegations of any physical assault have been denied.
This incident has heightened political tension in Delhi, with Congress workers taking to the streets. A large police force has been deployed to bring the situation under control.

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