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Indian police fired tear gas and conducted baton charges as thousands marched on Parliament demanding education reforms. Over 100 officers were injured and 70 protesters detained in clashes with the 'Cockroach People's Party.'
Indian police fired tear gas and conducted baton charges on thousands of protesters marching on Parliament demanding education reforms. Over 100 officers were injured and 70 protesters detained in the clashes. The protest was organized by groups including the "Cockroach People's Party."
The scale of police force—tear gas, batons, and mass detentions—is disproportionate to the stated issue of exam reform. This suggests the Indian government views organized student protest itself as a threat, not just disagreement over policy. The injury count for officers (over 100) indicates protesters met police force with significant resistance.
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