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Delhi protest LIVE: CJP slams Das, Ranka's extended custody, says ‘repression will not break their spirit’

Delhi protest LIVE: Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka have been in jail since October 13, after they breached security and entered Jantar Mantar. Meanwhile, Abhijeet Dipke has accused PM Modi of using the state machinery to intimidate young protesters and suppress dissent.

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Delhi protest LIVE: CJP slams Das, Ranka's extended custody, says ‘repression will not break their spirit’
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