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India news: 'Cockroaches' back Gandhi's rally against election chief

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The CJP said it would lend its support to any organization fighting for free and fair elections in India, including the opposition alliance. Also, India's right-wing RSS has a group of well wishers in the US. Follow DW.

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India news: 'Cockroaches' back Gandhi's rally against election chief. The CJP said it would lend its support to any organization fighting for free and fair elections in India, including the opposition alliance. Also, India's right-wing RSS has a group of well wishers in the US. Follow DW. Covered by 1 publications. DW News: India news: 'Cockroaches' back Gandhi's rally against election chief.

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  1. DW News Germany India news: 'Cockroaches' back Gandhi's rally against election chief The CJP said it would lend its support to any organization fighting for free and fair elections in India, including the opposition alliance. Also, India's right-wing RSS has a group of well wishers in the US. Follow DW. 29 Oct · Tier 2

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