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@fannyringvall

2 months ago

season change and so do I💋 *new hair*

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Posted On: August 13th 2026, 05:57 pm

season change and so do I💋 *new hair*

Comments (14)

ana.cornali

2 months ago

ana.cornali

Sooo pretty!! ❤️❤️ also girl, your eyes are stunning!🫶🏻

chaptersofmj_

2 months ago

chaptersofmj_

Prettyyyyy

dani.lauren.51

2 months ago

dani.lauren.51

Gorgeous!!!!

itsannaemilia

2 months ago

itsannaemilia

Loooove it 😍🔥

sussi_alm

2 months ago

sussi_alm

Fin 🌸

lyfewithsamantha

2 months ago

lyfewithsamantha

You look so gorgeous 🥰❤️

soulell

2 months ago

soulell

Finaste !! 😍😍

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Indian-origin people gathered outside the Indian High Commission in London and danced in support of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, as political tensions continued over protests linked to the alleged issue of vote theft in India.

YouTuber Dhruv Rathee had appealed to people in London to join a protest against alleged vote theft. He urged people to gather near Mahatma Gandhi’s statue in Parliament Square at 12 PM on October 17.

The developments have brought two contrasting demonstrations into focus, with Rathee calling for people to raise their voices over allegations concerning India’s electoral process, while members of the Indian diaspora expressed support for PM Modi.

The issue of alleged vote theft has become a political flashpoint in India, with opposition leaders accusing the Election Commission of India of failing to ensure fair elections. The allegations have been disputed, and the Election Commission has defended its electoral processes.

Rathee has frequently commented on Indian politics and government policies through his YouTube videos. His appeal for a demonstration in London extended the debate to Indians living abroad.

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