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NomeThe Indian Express (Delhi Edition)
Data di Pubblicazione17 ottobre 2026
Pagine24
Paese/regioneIndia
LinguaInglese
TipiGiornale
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ArticleOver 100 detained after protests against CEC, Opp demands release of Dipke, Bora

Police DETAINED more than 100 people, includ­ing Cock­roach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke and All india Stu­dents’ Asso­ci­ation pres­id­ent Neha Bora, as pro­test­ers gathered in and around Con­naught Place in the heart of the Cap­ital Fri­day...

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Over 100 detained after protests against CEC, Opp demands release of Dipke, Bora

Article‘Lehra do Tir­anga’ march at con­naught Place in new delhi, Fri­day.

More THAN 20,000 per­son­nel of the Delhi Police and Cent­ral armed Police Forces (CAPF) stood guard in New Delhi dis­trict on Fri­day as the Cock­roach Janta Party (CJP) gave its latest protest call against the alleged dis­crep­an­cies in the Spe­cial...

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‘Lehra do Tir­anga’ march at con­naught Place in new delhi, Fri­day.

ArticleCong, allies want regime change on lines of Bangladesh: Rajnath

The BJP Fri­day tar­geted the Con­gress and its allies over protests in Delhi, accus­ing them of seek­ing a “regime change” like in Bangladesh and using the energy of the youth to spread “anarchy”. Coun­ter­ing the rul­ing party, the Con­gress said...

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Cong, allies want regime change on lines of Bangladesh: Rajnath

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