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Politics Has Changed, Media Shackled: Rahul Gandhi Urges Youngsters to Bring in Change

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi analysed the state of Indian politics at his Bharat Summit speech in Hyderabad today (April 25). Calling for youth participation, Rahul criticized the ruling dispensation for refusing to listen to the people and claimed that modern politics has failed to truly connect with citizens. Rahul said media freedom is under threat and stressed that political realities have shifted dramatically in the last decade. Urging a new approach, he emphasized the need for leaders to listen deeply and engage honestly with the people.#toibharat #TOIBharat #RahulGandhi #rahulgandhilive #rahulgandhispeech #bharatsummit #rahulgandhispeechlive #indianpolitics #mediafreedom #socialmedia

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