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Students still throng Jantar Mantar protest site to click selfies (opens the original)
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Jantar Mantar, a prominent protest site in New Delhi, is quickly transitioning from a massive 36-day student agitation to new demonstrations for Gorkhaland and women's reservation, highlighting its continuous role as a hub for public expression. The stage where activist Sonam Wangchuk sat on hunger strike was gone. So were the tents, the kitchens and the crowds that had filled the road for weeks. Two days after the 36-day-long student agitation ended, a group of students stood outside the barric
Protester who suffered pellet gun injuries discharged from hospital (opens the original)
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Sheikh Irshad Mansoori and other protesters sustained severe pellet injuries during a 'Sansad Chalo' march in Delhi, raising questions about police tactics amidst denials of pellet gun use. Four days after surgeons removed pellets lodged in his face and neck, Sheikh Irshad Mansoori stepped out of Lady Hardinge Hospital on Friday, still bearing the physical scars of the July 20 protest. Small black scabs dotted his forehead, cheeks and nose where the wounds had begun to heal. The 25-year-old walk
CJP protest: Teen receives pellet injuries, may lose sight in one eye (opens the original)
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Sahil has undergone one surgery to repair the injured eye and remove pellets and is awaiting another. He was shifted to the AIIMS Trauma Centre on July 21. The first thought Ajay Duggal had when he saw his nephew, his eyes shut, his face, neck and chest pockmarked with tiny red perforations, was this: "What if the 19-year-old loses his sight completely." Sahil Lochab was allegedly hit by a pellet gun in his right eye during the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest in Delhi on June 20. His uncle a
'Happened so fast...': Protesters recall how SOnam Wangchuk was whisked away (opens the original)
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Activist Sonam Wangchuk was forcibly removed from his indefinite hunger strike at Delhi's Jantar Mantar by police, an action that has galvanised protesters and intensified their resolve to continue their demonstration against alleged government inaction. The first instinct was to hit record. But by the time protesters rushed towards the stage at Delhi's Jantar Mantar, all that remained visible was a wall of white bedsheets, behind which activist Sonam Wangchuk was whisked away, according to thos
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