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Watch: Citizens March to Parliament in Solidarity With Protesting Students of Delhi University

Our live coverage of the citizen's march to parliament against ABVP's violence in Ramjas college of Delhi University.
Akhil Kumar
Mar 06 2017
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Our live coverage of the citizen's march to parliament against ABVP's violence in Ramjas college of Delhi University.
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On March 4, more than 500 students, teachers, parents and citizens of Delhi marched from Mandi House to the parliament against ABVP's violence in Ramjas college of Delhi University. They were joined by many prominent leaders who addressed the gathering and expressed their solidarity with the students. Watch our live coverage of the march here.

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