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Pratirodha rally staged in Dharwad against fascist forces

Pratirodha rally staged in Dharwad against fascist forces

Progressive associations rallied in Dharwad on Sunday, rallying against fascism with the slogan 'Save Democracy, End Fascism'. Prominent figures including S.R. Hiremath, Ku. Veerabhadrappa, Dinesh Aminmattu and Meenakshi Bali joined the event, which began with a reading of the Preamble to the Constitution. Activists highlighted the ongoing attacks on freedom of expression, and vowed to resist fascist tendencies.

Writer Basavaraj Sulibhavi emphasized the need to build democratic resistance against social harmony threats. Journalist Dinesh Amin Mattu questioned the country's current challenges, including assassinations and judicial concerns. CPM leader K. Prakash urged united opposition against the RSS, urging further strengthening of the people's movement.

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