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Rahul Gandhi's tweet with picture of Dalit girl victim's family 'no longer available' on Twitter

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New Delhi, August 7

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A tweet by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accompanied by a picture of him meeting the family of the nine-year-old Dalit girl who died here following an alleged sexual assault showed as “no longer available” on the microblogging website for violating its rules.

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Posting a picture of his meeting with the girl’s family on Wednesday, Gandhi had tweeted in Hindi: “Parents’ tears are saying only one thing – their daughter, the daughter of this country, deserves justice. And I am with them on this path to justice.”

The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights had asked Delhi Police and Twitter on Wednesday to take action over Gandhi posting the photo of the girl’s family on the microblogging website, saying it violated the Juvenile Justice Act and the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act.

A click on the tweet leads to the message: “This tweet violated the Twitter rules.”

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Gandhi met the girl’s family and asserted that he is with them on the path to justice and “will not back down even an inch”. PTI

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