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Indian Youth Congress’ shirtless protest embarrassed the nation

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Indian Youth Congress’ shirtless protest at India’s prestigious global event has embarrassed the nation, to say the least. This kind of needless spectacle over India-US trade deal had nothing to do with the AI Summit. It just demonstrates, once again, how Congress is suffering from a debilitating crisis of imagination.

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