Rahul Gandhi alleges Tata is being ‘criminally destroyed’, asks business leaders to speak up

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Delhi traders fear Rs100 billion losses as Rahul Gandhi refuses to postpone rally gulfnews.com
CTI writes to Rahul Gandhi again on INDIA bloc's November 1 rally, seeks meeting thehindu.com
Tata being ‘criminally destroyed’; no business leader dares to say a word: Rahul Gandhi hindustantimes.com
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