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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday held a press conference to counter what he described as authorities' “danda" (stick) treatment against the protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Gandhi introduced a flute artist who played 'Vaishnav jan to tene kahiye' song on the instrument in a symbolic answer to ‘danda’.The flute artist, who identified himself as Ramit, recounted his detention by police personnel on October 11.“I was detained on Oct 11, but Bajrang Dal and RSS goons made them detain us. I have their video threatening peaceful protesters with sticks and stones. These goons went and told the police, who detained us. Phones were snatched and formatted. At least 15 females were there in the bus but no female officer was present,” Ramit said.

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00:00My name is Ramit, I am a content creator and then I was detained on the 11th of October.
00:05The most funny thing is that Supreme Court said that they don't have to detain the peaceful protesters.
00:11But I was detained on RSS and Bajrang Dal.
00:18I have a video where they are threatening the peaceful protesters,
00:26and I have a video where they are telling the same people,
00:32and the police didn't listen to the Supreme Court,
00:35and they were brutally detained.
00:38I saw people in the detention bus,
00:41and there were a lot of people who had stolen their phones,
00:45and they had stolen their phones,
00:48and they had stolen their phones.
00:49Plus, there were 15 females in my detention bus,
00:52and there was no one female officer.
00:54Let me tell you, what did you get on your hand?
00:56Basically, it was on July 20th,
00:57and there was an RSS.
01:00So, what is your response?
01:01How did you get the response?
01:03My response is my response,
01:05but it's a little love.
01:06Let me show you how it is.
01:08Yes, it is.
01:09Let me show you what they can do.
01:10No...
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