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Delhi Police crime branch to probe July 20 CJP protest violence; FIR registered

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On July 20, the protesters, gathered on the appeal of the CJP, were marching towards Parliament when the situation turned tensed as demonstrators attempted to move towards Parliament and breach police barricades in central Delhi, security personnel u…

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  • On July 20, the protesters, gathered on the appeal of the CJP, were marching towards Parliament when the situation turned tensed as demonstrators attempted to move towards Parliament and breach police barricades in central Delhi, security personnel u…
  • Reported by Times of India and published Thu, 08 Oct 2026 12:16:18 UTC.

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  2. Police fire tear gas at a barricaded Paris school as protests show no sign of ending

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