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Delhi police detain protesters during demonstration
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- The HinduMass detention of Delhi protesters draws scrutiny from legal experts
- The Times of IndiaDelhi protests: Mamata, Kejriwal and 7,000 protesters released; CJP leaders still in detention
- The HinduAnti-CEC protest: BKU joins stir, warns against targeting Dhruv Rathee
- The HinduOver 5,000 detained in Delhi amid anti-CEC protest
- The Times of India'Tired of going to courts, have no hope': Ex-Union minister Kapil Sibal on Delhi curbs for CJP stir
- The HinduCivil society groups seek CEC’s resignation, SC-monitored probe into SIR
- The HinduTelangana Minister condemns restrictions on protests in Delhi
- The Times of IndiaFrom mass detentions to political war of words: How Delhi protests unfolded
- The Times of IndiaEvening news wrap: Delhi in grips of anti-CEC stir; oppn leaders & protesters detained, BJP targets Congress
- The HinduStalin terms Delhi police action against anti-CEC protesters an ‘undeclared emergency’
- Yle NewsMielenosoituksia koolle kutsuneen torakkapuolueen perustaja pidätettiin Intiassa
- The HinduAnti-CEC protest: On the ground from Connaught Place in Delhi
- The Times of IndiaDelhi protests: Over 7,000 detained as CJP stir against CEC triggers political face-off - top developments
- Prothom AloMamata, Kejriwal and Dipke among hundreds detained, Delhi locked down to foil protest
- The Times of India'Muzzled Democracy': Congress slams government over mass detentions amid massive anti-SIR protests
- The HinduAnti-CEC protest in Delhi top developments: detentions, curbs, crackdown
- The Times of India'Anarchists have failed, planned to hold Delhi hostage': BJP slams Jantar Mantar stir
- The Kathmandu PostIndia detains hundreds, locks down Delhi to foil election chief protest
- The Kathmandu PostMass detentions, journalist arrests as Delhi police move to block protest
- The Kathmandu PostHeavy security, detentions and Metro closures as Delhi braces for protest against election chief
- The Kathmandu PostIndian youth leader says protest will go ahead despite detentions
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