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In [31]: import urllibIn [32]: urllib.parse.quote_plus('&')Out[32]: %26
%26
&
as a safe character which can be used in query params.If you're using Python, you can yourself check the URL encoded equivalent of
&
: So just use%26
instead of&
https://api.kite.trade/quote/ohlc?api_key=''&access_token=''&i=NSE:M&M
It's solved now thanks to you.