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A protest was called by the Cockroach Janata Party in Delhi on 10 October, in view of which tight security arrangements were made from 9 October.
What did BBC reporters see in the demonstrations in Delhi on 10 October?
What did BBC reporters see in the demonstrations in Delhi on 10 October?
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On October 10, a protest was called by the Cockroach Janata Party in Delhi.
In view of this, strict security arrangements were made in Delhi from October 9 itself. On Saturday, October 10, there were reports of people who came to protest being detained throughout the day.
Apart from the top leadership of CJP, many people including Mamata Banerjee and Neha Bora were also detained.
Watch this special report sent by BBC correspondents present at different places in Delhi.
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