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Delhi Police Detain Hundreds, Including 'Cockroach' Group Leaders, in Massive Protest Crackdown

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Delhi Police Detain Hundreds, Including 'Cockroach' Group Leaders, in Massive Protest Crackdown

“Delhi Police Detain Hundreds, Including 'Cockroach' Group Leaders, in Massive Protest Crac” — what this page in the network covers. In a pre-dawn operation, Delhi Police detained hundreds of protesters, including leaders of the so-called 'Cockroach' group, ahead of a planned demonstration in the Indian capital. Tens of thousands of security personnel were deployed across the city, with major roads barricaded and metro stations closed to prevent gatherings. The heavy security response underscores the government's determination to avoid a repeat of previous protests that turned violent. While authorities cited public order concerns, critics argue the crackdown stifles dissent.

The detentions are likely to fuel further debate over civil liberties in India. As the situation develops, all eyes are on whether the protest will proceed and how the government will manage public backlash. Nova Global News curates publicly available headlines and summaries with source attribution. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.

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