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Left MPs visit Jantar Mantar, demand Amit Shah's statement in Parliament over police action

There is a virtual martial law in this country; the brutality unleashed on innocent youngsters is unheard of; their agitation is for the country, but they were brutally attacked, said CPI(M) Rajya Sabha MP John Brittas

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Left MPs visit Jantar Mantar, demand Amit Shah's statement in Parliament over police action
There is a virtual martial law in this country; the brutality unleashed on innocent youngsters is unheard of; their agitation is for the country, but they were brutally attacked, said CPI(M) Rajya Sabha MP John Brittas
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