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Opposition coordination returns in Parliament despite no formal INDIA bloc meetings

IndiaTimes Thursday, 27 March 2025 ()
Opposition parties are coordinating informally in the Parliament, raising joint issues against the BJP-led government. Recently, they protested Speaker Om Birla's decision to prevent Rahul Gandhi from speaking and the rejection of key discussions, leading to a temporary walkout.
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