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Madhya Pradesh Police detain 14 students heading to Delhi for CJP protest, cite ‘orders from above’

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Madhya Pradesh Police detain 14 students heading to Delhi for CJP protest, cite ‘orders from above’

A GRP officer in Itarsi says the students were picked up from the Goa Express because they did not have permission to join the protest; when asked if a citizen needed permission to attend a protest, the officer said, “Of course, they do.

There has to be a system to stop all this.

And we acted as per the orders we received.”

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