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Australia has campaign posters and official cars too; the stronger issue is rules on political use of public resources

The reel’s Australia-versus-India contrast is too broad: Australian elections commonly feature campaign signs, and federal parliamentarians can use official COMCAR transport. The stronger evidence-led issue is how democracies limit taxpayer-funded promotion and status symbols; both Australia and India have formal neutrality rules, while the reel’s specific mayor, convoy and ambulance claims remain unverified.

Open Post: Australia has campaign posters and official cars too; the stronger issue is rules on political use of public resources

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