The 'cockroach' protest group will continue its campaign but avoid marching, following a confrontation with police near parliament
India youth movement halts marches after police clash injures 180
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India's youth-led 'cockroach' movement said on Tuesday it would continue its protest but will not march again, a day after scores of supporters were injured in clashes with police who tried to stop their march on parliament. According to Delhi Police, nearly 180 people were injured, including 118 security personnel and 60 protesters. At least 70 protesters were detained and legal action will be initiated against them, police said late on Monday.
The confrontation has become one of the most significant moments in the movement's two-month campaign, which began as a satirical protest but quickly evolved into a nationwide, youth-led movement focused on exam leaks, unemployment and government accountability. A protester, Dipke, accused authorities of breaking their word, saying police resorted to a baton charge after protesters were invited for talks.
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Delhi Police said nearly 180 people were injured, including 118 security personnel and 60 protesters.
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At least 70 protesters had been detained and legal action would be initiated against them, police said late on Monday.
according to Sowetan LiveMonday’s confrontation between protesters and police has become one of the most significant moments in CJP's two-month campaign, which began as a satirical protest but quickly evolved into a nationwide, youth-led movement focused on exam leaks, unemployment and government accountability.
according to The IndependentDipke accused authorities of breaking their word, saying police resorted to a baton charge after protesters were invited for talks.
according to The IndependentIndia’s youth-led “cockroach” movement said on Tuesday it would continue its protest but will not march again a day after scores of supporters were injured in clashes with police who tried to stop their march on parliament.
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