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‘Put into buses, vans despite IDs’: Journalists detained again

Times of India ·
‘Put into buses, vans despite IDs’: Journalists detained again

Journalists covering protests in New Delhi faced detainment by police during their reporting duties.

Despite showing valid press credentials, several journalists were forcibly taken into police vans.

Among those detained were individuals from established media organizations and independent outlets.

The police reportedly acted aggressively towards journalists, leading to injuries and humiliations.

This situation raises concerns about media freedom in the capital amidst ongoing protests.

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