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Dozens of journalists in India detained while covering anti-gov’t protests Al Jazeera
New Delhi, Oct 13: The Supreme Court on Tuesday took serious note of allegations that women journalists covering protests in the national capital were assaulted by police personnel and directed a senior Delhi Police officer to remain present during the hearing on Thursday to explain the matter. A Be
Residents of Santaragadia in Balasore district of Odisha opposed the administration’s move to demolish illegal brick kilns on Tuesday. The protest led to a confrontation between villagers and police, with some protesters lying on the road and surrounding administrative officials. Officia
The court’s intervention follows reports of journalists being detained during the protests, despite identifying themselves as members of the press.
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