A protest was led by Nationalist Congress Party MP Supriya Sule over rising prices of essential items. The event focused on the impact of inflation on everyday life.
Food and other essentials have become costly, affecting people's ability to afford basic necessities. Details of the protest, including visuals, are available from the source.
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