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Left parties say police turned Delhi into ‘war zone’; MP Brittas hospitalised after being detained

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Left parties say police turned Delhi into ‘war zone’; MP Brittas hospitalised after being detained

CPI(M) general secretary M.A.

Baby accuses police of having ‘turned police vans into torture camps’, and alleges that ‘women are being cruelly attacked and detained for hours inside mobile jails’

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