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YSRCP women leaders seek Home Minister's resignation over Guntur assault
YSRCP women leaders demand the resignation of the Home Minister over an assault incident in Guntur. They announced statewide protests at Ambedkar statues on July 21, alleging that women are becoming increasingly vulnerable under the current government.
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