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Watch | Police Brutality on Railway Aspirants: The Republic of Hope or Dismay?

Protesting aspirants were allegedly attacked by the Uttar Pradesh police.
Arfa Khanum Sherwani
Jan 27 2022
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Protesting aspirants were allegedly attacked by the Uttar Pradesh police.
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As NTPC Railway aspirants witness a brutal police crackdown and students are hauled up by the forces in Prayagraj, we discuss where the Indian republic stands.



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