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India rejects UN rights body’s remarks on Delhi protest detentions as ‘unwarranted interference’

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India rejects UN rights body’s remarks on Delhi protest detentions as ‘unwarranted interference’

India has rejected the UN human rights body’s concern over the detention of 2,000 protesters in Delhi, calling its remarks unwarranted interference in internal affairs.

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