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Mass protests are taking place in India, accompanied by arrests of participants.
More than five thousand people were detained and two police officers were injured during protests in India. This was reported by The Hindu.
Protesters were detained across New Delhi and taken to temporary detention centers located in different parts of the city, a Metropolitan Police officer said. The injured police officers were taken to the hospital.
In addition, the political movement “Cockroach Party” reported that Indian authorities detained its leader Abhijit Deepke. According to the publication, similar protests began in Mumbai.

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